Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a way of reducing emissions by capturing carbon dioxide from industry and storing it safely underground, rather than releasing it into the atmosphere. This CCS 101 page brings together clear, easy-to-understand information on what CCS is, how it works, and why it matters. The factsheets below are designed for anyone looking for a straightforward starting point with options to go a little deeper if you want to learn more.
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Insights23 September 2026
From ambition to deployment: what we heard at the 2026 APAC CCS Forum
More than 120 participants from over 50 organisations gathered in Adelaide for five days of training, discussion and practical problem-solving. August 2026 • Adelaide, Australia The 2026 APAC Forum brought together policymakers, project developers, technical specialists and investors…
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News18 September 2026
New fact sheet explains how enhanced oil recovery and carbon storage fit together
International press release The Global CCS Institute sets out how the process works, its potential role in carbon capture deployment and the importance of verified storage 17 September 2026 The Global CCS Institute today published a new fact sheet explaining how carbon dioxide (CO₂) used to recover additional oil…
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News18 September 2026
New fact sheet explains how oil recovery can support US carbon capture
US press release Global CCS Institute outlines how using captured CO₂ in oil recovery can help offset capture costs and provide infrastructure for permanent storage. The Global CCS Institute today published a new fact sheet highlighting how using captured carbon dioxide (CO₂) in oil recovery can help offset…