• Policy

        • Australia

        • 2008

        National Low Emissions Coal Initiative

        …up the identification and development of suitable long-term carbon dioxide storage sites within reasonable distances of major energy and industrial emission sources.

        Post Combustion Capture (PCC) of Carbon Dioxide Technology project: The project aimed to progress PCC technology under the flue gas conditions that are common in Chinese coal fired power stations. The project looked at PCC process designs which provide lower energy requirements for the capture process.

        Carbon Dioxide Infrastructure Assessment Project (CIAP): Provided the ability to identify potential onshore and offshore pipeline routes in and around Australia for transporting carbon dioxide to geosequestration storage sites.

        Callide oxyfuel…

        • Policy

        • United Kingdom

        • 2017

        Clean Growth Strategy and Industrial Strategy

        The 2017 UK Clean Growth Strategy includes several key actions related to CCUS and achieving the UK’s fifth carbon budget.

         

        In particular, the UK aims to “demonstrate international leadership in carbon capture usage and storage (CCUS), by collaborating with [their] global partners and investing up to £100 million in leading edge CCUS and industrial innovation to drive down costs; work in partnership with industry, through a new CCUS Council, to put [them] on a path to meet [their] ambition of having the option of deploying CCUS at scale in the UK, and to maximise its industrial opportunity; develop [their…

        • Policy

        • Canada

        • 2007

        ecoENERGY Technology Initiative

        The ecoENERGY Technology initiative is a five-year programme which funds research, development and demonstration to support the development of the next-generation clean-energy technologies.
        Key areas include knowledge and technologies for carbon capture and storage; new end-use technologies such as hydrogen and fuel cells, and for energy efficient buildings and industry; technologies for producing and using renewable energy from clean sources such as wind, solar, tidal, and biomass.
        The initiative will help provide the new knowledge that will be essential to support the regulatory approach to the governments Clean Air Regulatory Agenda.

        • Policy

        • Korea

        • 2024

        5th Energy Technology Development Plan and Energy Technology Roadmap

        The 5th Energy Technology Development Plan is Korea’s medium- to long-term R&D strategy for achieving carbon neutrality and energy security through a carbon-free energy technology ecosystem. It sets targets to raise energy technology self-reliance to 90% and the commercialisation rate to 50%, with expected economic spillover effects of KRW 59 trillion. The plan is structured around four strategies and 14 tasks covering the full energy value chain from supply to delivery systems and demand. Priority technologies include next-generation nuclear, SMRs, tandem solar cells, renewables, clean hydrogen, HVDC, AC/DC distribution, ESS, heat pumps…

        • Policy

        • Canada

        • 2009

        Carbon Capture and Storage Funding Act (Alberta)

        The purpose of the Act is to encourage and expedite the design, construction and operation of carbon capture and storage projects in Alberta through the provision of funding not to exceed CAD 2 billion.

        • Policy

        • Malaysia

        • 2023

        Carbon Capture Storage project incentives

        The Malaysian Government is implementing tax and trade incentives for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) activities:companies undertaking in-house CCS activity are exempted from the Investment Tax Allowance for 10 years, can benefit from tax deductions for pre-commencement expenses within 5 years from the start of operations and from full import duty and sales tax exemption on related CCS equipment from 2023 to 2027, and t; companies undertaking CCS services may benefit from similar incentives, as well as from a 70% income tax reduction for 10 years. 

        • Policy

        • United Kingdom

        • 2021

        Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage Cluster Sequencing Process - Track 1

        UK has the target of selecting 4 CCUS clusters for development by 2030. In November 2021, two clusters were selected under Track-1: HyNet and East Coast. Phase-1 was the selection of the clusters, while Phase-2 was the application of specific projects within those clusters. The shortlist of projects (Phase 2) was published in August 2022 with the final selection in March 2023 (3 in the East Coast Cluster and 5 in the HyNet Cluster)
        In October 2024, the government announced up to GBP 21.7 billion of funding over 25 years for the two Track-1 clusters…

        • Policy

        • United Kingdom

        • 2022

        CCUS Innovation 2.0 programme

        …and piloting mid-stage (TRL 3-5) CCUS innovation.  Lot 2 Late Stage CCUS innovation for projects developing late-stage (TRL 6-8) CCUS technology, particularly demonstrating at intermediate (~100 tonnes CO2 per day) scale or greater at site. Lot 3 Next Generation Carbon Capture Technology feasibility study: This is for industrial, waste or power site owners to analyse Next Generation Carbon Capture Technologies currently at TRL 3-8 to understand the feasibility of deploying these technologies at one of their UK-based sites.The CCUS Innovation 2.0 competition is part of the £1 billion Net Zero Innovation Portfolio.

        • Policy

        • France

        • 2022

        DECARB IND 25 (Industrial decarbonization program)

        Projects with a minimum CAPEX of EUR 3 million can receive up to EUR 30 million in subsidies. The program runs from December 2024 to June 2026, with one call per year. Eligible technologies must address at least one of the following:

        Energy efficiency
        Change in energy mix
        Modification of material mix
        Carbon capture, recovery, and storage

        • Policy

        • United States

        • 2022

        Inflation Reduction Act 2022: Sec. 13104 Extension and Modification of Credit for Carbon Oxide Sequestration

        …USD 60 per tonne of CO2 used for enhanced oil recovery (EOR) or other industrial uses of CO2, provided emissions reductions can be clearly demonstrated. The credit amount significantly increases for direct air capture (DAC) projects to USD 180 per tonne of CO2 permanently stored and USD 130 per tonne for used CO2. In addition, the 2022 changes reduce the capacity requirements for eligible projects: 18,750 tonnes per year for power plants (provided at least 75% of the CO2 is captured), 12,000 tonnes per year for other facilities, and 1,000 tonnes per year for DAC facilities. Finally…

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