Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) – Thematic Intelligence
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Carbon Capture and Storage Market Overview
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is an emission mitigation technology that will play a critical role in limiting global warming. It will be instrumental in decarbonizing hard-to-replace industries, such as gas-fired power plants. Thus, CCS will supplement renewable energy, hydrogen, and nuclear power in curbing global carbon emissions. However, the pace of CCS adoption is hindered by high costs and the identification of storage sites for the permanent injection of CO2. These challenges could be overcome in due course with technological advancement. Until then, government incentives, such as in the US, will be essential in the deployment of CCS in industries.
The CCS thematic research report highlights key oil & gas sector trends, technology trends, and regulatory trends in CCS. Furthermore, it discusses CCS value chains, M&A activities, and major companies that play their role in CCS deployments.
Report Pages | 47 |
Regions Covered | Global |
Key Trends | Oil & Gas Sector Trends, Technology Trends, and Regulatory Trends |
Value Chains | CO2 Emission Source, CO2 Capture & Separation, CO2 Transportation, CO2 End Product, and Oilfield Services |
Leading Oil & Gas Companies | Equinor, ExxonMobil, Occidental Petroleum, and Shell |
Leading Service Companies | Baker Hughes, Fluor, Halliburton, and MHI |
Carbon Capture and Storage: Key Trends
The key trends that are impacting the CCS can be classified into three categories: oil & gas sector trends, technology trends, and regulatory trends.
- Oil & Gas Sector Trends: Some of the key oil & gas sector trends impacting the CCS are cost concerns of CCS, low-carbon hydrogen gaining momentum with CCS, CCS adoption in industrial clusters by governments & corporates, and C02 storage sites.
- Technology Trends – The key technology trends impacting the CCS include direct air capture of CO2, application of AI tools in CCS operations, conversion of CO2 into carbon nanotubes, and maritime CCS.
- Regulatory Trends – The key regulatory trends impacting the CCS are tax credits offered by the US, Canada’s capital-intensive deployment of CCS technologies, and Japan’s climate goals.
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Carbon Capture Storage – Industry Analysis
In the last two years, many oil and gas and power companies have planned to install CCS units within their facilities to mitigate emissions. Some of them have even received government funding in countries, such as the US, Norway, and the UK, which could ease the realization of these projects. For this reason, North America is anticipated to account for nearly half of the CCS capacity by 2030. Moreover, the US is expected to drive future capacity additions across various sectors, especially oil and gas and power generation.
The CCS industry analysis also covers:
- CCS capacity by sector
- Competitive landscape
- M&A activities
Active and Upcoming Carbon Capture Capacity, 2010-2030 (mtpa)
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Carbon Capture Storage - Value Chain Analysis
GlobalData’s CCS value chain consists of five segments: CO2 emission source, CO2 capture & separation, CO2 transportation, CO2 end product, and oilfield services.
CO2 Capture & Separation: The energy sector releases sizable volumes of CO2 during the processing and combustion of fossil fuels. CO2 can be separated from the process stream either before or after the combustion stage, considering the choice of feedstock, plant design, costs, and other constraints. The pre-combustion capture and post-combustion capture technologies are among the more mature approaches to mitigating carbon emissions from industrial processes.
Carbon Capture Storage Value Chain Analysis
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Carbon Capture Storage – Competitive Landscape
Leading Oil & Gas Companies
The leading oil & gas companies that are playing an important role in CCS deployments are Equinor, ExxonMobil, Occidental Petroleum, and Shell, among others.
Leading Service Companies
The leading oilfield service companies and EPC contractors that are playing a significant role in CCS deployments are Baker Hughes, Fluor, Halliburton, and MHI, among others.
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Scope
- This report assesses the worldwide potential for CCS deployment across the energy sector.
- It highlights the various industry, technology, and regulatory trends influencing the CCS theme.
- It evaluates the global active and upcoming CCS projects in the energy sector.
- It analyses the CCS value chain and identifies major players across different elements of the value chain.
- The report also provides an overview of the competitive positions held by leading oil and gas players in the CCS theme.
Reasons to Buy
- Know about CCS and its potential role in decarbonizing the energy sector
- Identify the key trends supporting the global adoption of CCS technologies.
- Review the adoption of CCS across different segments within the energy sector.
- Understand the CCS value chain and identify the oil and gas leaders in this space.
- Identify and benchmark key oil and gas players in the CCS theme.
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Frequently asked questions
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What key oil & gas sector trends are impacting the CCS?
Some of the key oil & gas sector trends impacting the CCS are cost concerns of CCS, low-carbon hydrogen gaining momentum with CCS, CCS adoption in industrial clusters by governments & corporates, and C02 storage sites.
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What key technology trends are impacting the CCS?
The key technology trends impacting the CCS include direct air capture of CO2, application of AI tools in CCS operations, conversion of CO2 into carbon nanotubes, and maritime CCS.
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What key regulatory trends are impacting the CCS?
The key regulatory trends impacting the CCS are tax credits offered by the US, Canada’s capital-intensive deployment of CCS technologies, and Japan’s climate goals.
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What are the components of the CCS value chain?
GlobalData’s CCS value chain consists of five segments: CO2 emission source, CO2 capture & separation, CO2 transportation, CO2 end product, and oilfield services.
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Which leading oil & gas companies are playing an important role in CCS deployments?
The leading oil & gas companies that are playing an important role in CCS deployments are Equinor, ExxonMobil, Occidental Petroleum, and Shell, among others.
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Which leading service companies are playing a significant role in CCS deployments?
The leading oilfield service companies and EPC contractors that are playing a significant role in CCS deployments are Baker Hughes, Fluor, Halliburton, and MHI, among others.

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