Carbon Capture Moves From Ambition to an Infrastructure Test
Carbon capture is entering a more practical phase. Projects now need transport, storage, permitting, and durable commercial contracts, not only promising capture rates.
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Carbon capture is entering a more practical phase. Projects now need transport, storage, permitting, and durable commercial contracts, not only promising capture rates.
Carbon capture is moving from project announcements toward infrastructure, finance and liability. The market will grow where emissions are difficult to remove and revenue risks can be shared.
Carbon capture is gaining industrial attention while its cost, energy use, infrastructure, and credibility remain under scrutiny. The next market phase will reward specific projects, not broad promises.