Global CCS Institute Newsletter

NEWSLETTER | January 2025

Member Webinar | January 21

Join us for another edition of our exclusive Monthly GCCSI Member Webinar. This month, a representative from SLB Capturi will present on the current state of play in execution of carbon capture projects today, and what the future holds with respect to technical advancements, new markets and industrial applications for tomorrow.

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Africa CCUS Forum | February 4-5

Explore how CCUS can drive sustainable development and industrial decarbonization across Africa at this two-day forum, co-hosted by the Institute in Morocco. With Africa’s vast storage potential and growing industrial base, the event will bring together experts in policy, finance, technology, and capacity building. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with key stakeholders and advance CCUS as a solution for hard-to-abate industries and renewable energy integration in Africa.

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2025 Europe Forum &<br>Member Meeting | March 19-20

Sign up now for our annual Europe Forum on Carbon Capture and Storage, on March 19 in Belgium. This event offers a unique opportunity to explore financing, policy advancements, and CCS strategies. The forum will be preceded by a multi-government meeting in collaboration with The Zero Emissions Platform on March 18 and followed by a Europe Member Meeting on March 20 the forum is a must-attend for anyone working to scale CCS across Europe.

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2025 Americas Forum &<br>Member Meeting | April 8-9

Join us at the 2025 Americas Forum on Carbon Capture and Storage, co-hosted by the Institute and the Embassy of Canada. This landmark forum will feature expert panels on financing, national strategies, and policy developments, bringing together leaders from government, industry, academia, and NGOs. Virtual registration and an Expression of Interest form for in person attendance are both available now.

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2025 Asia Pacific Forum &</span>
Member Meeting | May 6-8

Save the date for the Institute's 2025 Asia Pacific Forum on Carbon Capture and Storage, and Member Meeting, happening on 6-8 May in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This annual event brings together policy leaders, NGOs, industry experts, academics, and finance sector professionals to discuss CCS technology in the APAC region, featuring panel discussions, presentations, and networking opportunities.

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Thought Leadership | CO₂ Storage Permitting Process in the European Union: A Guide

Explore the complex legal, regulatory, and procedural aspects of applying for CO₂storage permits in the EU. This essential resource supports governments, industry, and stakeholders in the large-scale deployment of CCS, offering insights into EU CCS frameworks, key trends, best practices, critical success components, and collaboration recommendations. Authored by the Institute’s Head of Public Affairs, Ellina Levina, and supported by numerous industry experts.

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Submissions Open Soon | State of the Art:
CCS Technologies 2025

Showcase your cutting-edge CCS innovations! Released annually, the Institute's Technology Compendium showcases the latest carbon capture and storage technologies that are available on the market.

Submissions open on Feb 1 and close on March 31.

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New Publication | Key COP29 Outcomes for Carbon Management and Insights for Inclusive Sustainable Development

This brief, authored by the Institutes Senior International Climate Change Policy Lead, Noora Al Amer, details decisions on global carbon markets, the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) on climate finance, enhanced global collaboration, and relevant UNFCCC response measures, highlighting the importance of inclusive and sustainable development in advancing carbon management technologies

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New Publication | Carbon Management in NDCs: Collation, Assessment and a Path Forward

As the next submission interval to the UNFCCC approaches in February 2025, this report, authored by Noora Al Amer, provides key insights into the actions and efforts countries are making to reduce emissions and adapt to climate change. Including the development of NDCs, the state of carbon management in international policy, assessments of current NDCs, and the role of climate finance in advancing carbon management technologies.

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