| | | | | | | | Insight | CCS Policy, Legal and Regulatory Snapshot: Trends and Observations | |
Policy, legal and regulatory (PLR) frameworks continue to play a central role in informing global and regional CCS trends. The Institute’s latest PLR update examines key developments across the sector over the 2025 calendar year, including changes to CCS governance regimes, government initiatives supporting large-scale deployment, and broader market and regulatory trends.
Covering the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East and Africa, the update also highlights ongoing policy, legal and regulatory challenges affecting the deployment of CCS projects worldwide. While the full report is exclusive to members, the Institute has published a publicly accessible summary of the main developments and trends observed across each region.
MORE HERE | | | | | | Webinar | CCS Policy, Legal and Regulatory Review 2025 | |
Join us for a webinar exploring the latest global policy, legal, and regulatory (PLR) developments shaping the deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS).
The session will highlight key findings from the Institute’s annual report, CCS Policy, Legal and Regulatory Review 2025, including regional and international trends, recent policy developments, and emerging government initiatives supporting large-scale CCS deployment.
Institute experts will present insights from across the report, followed by reflections from leading international CCS experts on the opportunities, barriers, and trends influencing CCS deployment globally.
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| | | | | | Publication | CCUS Status in France: An Update | |
Read the Institute's update on the CCUS landscape in France, building on our 2024 brief on the status of CCUS in the country.
France continues to advance its approach to CCUS through new policy progress, regulatory developments, and a steady momentum to scale-up projects. Head to our website to download the full brief.
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Read the Institute's recently released facility profile on Brevik CCS. Operated by Heidelberg Materials, Brevik CCS is currently the world’s largest cement CO₂ capture facility, representing a major milestone in industrial carbon capture. Concrete is, by tonnage, the largest manufactured product industry, with around 30 billion tonnes of concrete produced in 2024. While cement supports the development of safe and resilient infrastructure, it’s responsible for around 8% of global CO₂ emissions. Brevik CCS highlights the growing role of CCS in reducing emissions and supporting the production of low-carbon cement.
| | | | | | Event | London Climate Action Week | |
Hosted during London Climate Action Week, the Global CCS Institute, alongside Imperial College London, will bring together stakeholders to unpack how carbon management is progressing in the UK and globally, and explore what is needed to accelerate the scale-up even further.
Held on 23 June, the convening, which will include a networking lunch, will also spotlight findings from the London Register of Subsurface CO₂ Storage, an accessible scientific record showcasing how much CO₂ has been permanently stored underground by carbon management projects worldwide. Registration is now available on our website.
REGISTER HERE | | | | | | | | Webinar | CCS Policy, Legal and Regulatory Review 2025: Report Discussion 3 June 2026 Virtual | | London Climate Action Week: Scaling Carbon Management For Climate Impact 23 June 2026 In-person event | | | | 2026 APAC Forum on Carbon Capture and Storage 17 - 21 August 2026 Adelaide, Australia In-person event | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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