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Carbon Capture Storage

Carbon capture storage (CCS) helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions to combat climate change. It works by capturing CO2 emissions and securely storing them to prevent release into the atmosphere.

​Specialized technology captures CO2 emissions from sources such as power generation and industrial processes. Additionally, CO2 can be captured directly from the atmosphere at any location.

​The captured CO2 is compressed and transported to suitable storage locations via pipelines, tankers, trains, or ships, ensuring safe and efficient containment.

​The captured CO2 is securely stored underground in geological formations, such as depleted oil and gas reservoirs or deep saline aquifers, ensuring long-term containment and environmental safety.

CCS helps emission-intensive industries reduce their carbon footprint when no alternatives are available. Lowering costs and increasing capture efficiency are crucial for expanding viable, sustainable sites.