White Paper study shows that CCUS deployment in GCC countries could unlock significant economic potential in the region
The study explores the potential of CCUS as a cost-effective decarbonization solution for GCC countries.
OGCI launches The CCUS Hub platform to share learnings and identify new hubs
The web-based platform is designed to support regulators, emitters and potential hub developers interested in setting up CCUS hubs globally.
OGCI and Stena Bulk find marine carbon capture to be technically feasible
A feasibility study conducted by OGCI and Stena Bulk has found that mobile carbon capture in shipping is technically feasible and has a long-term role to play in meeting the industry’s decarbonization targets.
OGCI CI’s first investment, Net Zero Teesside, selected as one of the UK’s first two carbon capture and storage hubs
The East Coast Cluster, including Net Zero Teesside, is led by bp with a consortium of OGCI member companies.
New OGCI report on CCUS in China
The report looks at the value and opportunities for deployment of CCUS, as China works towards carbon neutrality by 2060.
CO2 Storage Resource Catalogue updated
The Catalogue assesses CO2 storage resource sites from the perspective of commercial viability and readiness, as well as technical opportunity,
Funding secured for Net Zero Teesside and other UK hubs
OGCI Kickstarter hub, Net Zero Teesside, has been awarded funding from the Industrial Decarbonisation Challenge fund, alongside two related industrial consortia – Zero Carbon Humber and the Northern Endurance Partnership.
New OGCI report on CCUS in Saudi Arabia
OGCI’s report looks at the value and opportunities for deployment of CCUS in Saudi Arabia, as it aims to realize a circular carbon economy.
Northern Lights CCUS hub is launched
The CO2 transport and storage company Northern Lights JV DA was formally launched in Norway, as an equal partnership between three OGCI member companies – Equinor, Shell and Total.
OGCI’s Position Papers
OGCI publishes policy positions on methane regulation, CCUS, NCS, carbon value and Article 6