Global CCS Institute Newsletter

NEWSLETTER | January 2026

Webinar | CO2 Shipping Opportunities and Prospects for CCS Projects

Join the Global CCS Institute as we speak with CCS and CO2 transportation experts from Northern Lights and DNV about the needs, opportunities and prospects of CO2 shipping for carbon capture and storage initiatives.

Shipping is being leveraged to address economic impacts of transporting CO2, particularly as it relates to distance, while providing logistical flexibility and volume versatility. With four vessels operating in the North Sea to support CCS projects, shipping is steadily emerging as an attractive alternative for CO2 transport.

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Event | 2026 Europe Forum on CCS

Join us for the Institute’s annual Europe Forum on Carbon Capture and Storage, which will take place on 4 March in Brussels, Belgium.

A key platform for policy leaders, NGOs, industry experts, academics, financial institutions, and the public to explore the latest developments in carbon capture and storage (CCS) across Europe.

Along with engaging discussions and presentations, attendees will have the opportunity to take part in curated breakout sessions touching on a range of topics related to the CCS value chain, followed by a networking reception.

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Member Webinar | Where Are We with the Procurement and T&S Challenges of CO2 Capture Projects?

The Institute is delighted to host an upcoming webinar alongside Ramboll, who will share perspectives on CCS projects that have paused in 2025, some due to cost challenges, others due to gaps in transport and storage infrastructure. This online discussion will explore strategies for securing safe procurement and what to expect in transport and storage developments in 2026 and beyond.

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Europe Member Meeting | Dunkerque, France

The Global CCS Institute is delighted to host an engaging Europe Member Meeting in Dunkerque, France, on the 28th of January 2026.

This gathering of Institute members and invited guests – which is kindly organised and supported alongside ArcelorMittal, Club CO2, and Axens – will spotlight the latest CCS developments in France, offering a platform for strategic dialogue, knowledge sharing, and collaboration.

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Media | The Institute Issues a Response to The Guardian

Following the release of an article in The Guardian questioning the use of CCS, the Institute issued a balanced and data-backed response highlighting both the need for CCS to tackle emissions from hard-to-abate industries while showcasing the steady scale-up of the technology worldwide.

The Institute also reiterated that CCS is part of a wider suite of proven climate solutions that are all needed to ensure we reach our climate goals.

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