US CO2 Storage – Class VI Momentum and OBBBA Effects
Class VI wells are designed specifically for the permanent geologic sequestration of CO₂ in deep subsurface formations. These wells are regulated under the U.S. Environmental…
Read MoreEnergy Transition | The EU’s Oil & Gas CCS Mandate: Balancing Ambition with Reality
The EU has passed legislation that obligates 29 leading oil & gas companies to provide a collective 50 MMtpa of CO2 storage and injection capacity…
Read MoreThe Race to Power AI Hyperscaling – A New Business for E&Ps
Data center demand across the US is growing exponentially, with ERCOT recently upgrading its 2030 demand forecast from 148 GW to 208 GW to account…
Read MoreCCUS growing pains – progress and what to expect next
Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) projects continue to garner significant global interest, despite the overall pace of activity remaining slow. This note reviews the…
Read MoreUntangling UK CCUS Track-1 Incentives: A Summary of Cost Support Mechanisms
As part of its broader decarbonization strategy, the UK aims to establish a self-sustaining Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) market. Achieving this goal requires…
Read MoreCCUS | Power Generation from Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS): Can it be profitable?
Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) is emerging as a key solution for CO₂ removal, offering the unique advantage of negative emissions while generating…
Read MoreWelligence CCUS | EPA Approves First Permit for Onshore Carbon Capture and Storage in California
California Resources Corporation (CRC) secured the first-ever Class VI permit from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for the underground injection and storage CO₂. This permit…
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