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CCS pipeline grows by 10 large-scale facilities globally

THE GLOBAL Carbon Capture and Storage Institute has added 10 carbon capture and storage facilities to its global database, bringing the total number of CCS facilities in various stages of development to 59 with a capture capacity of more than 127 million tonnes per annum.

The average capture capacity of the new facilities is 2.6Mtpa.

The average capture capacity of the new facilities is 2.6Mtpa.

Global CCS Institute CEO Brad Page said there were 21 facilities in operation, three under construction, and 35 in various stages of development. "Our recent CO2RE Database update shows that despite...

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