The Global CCS Institute has launched its annual call for submissions to assemble the 2026 edition of its authoritative State of the Art: CCS Technologies compendium (link to the 2025 edition), inviting companies with carbon capture and storage innovations to put their solutions forward.
The report, published each year, aims to chart advancements across the carbon capture, transport, and storage landscape for stakeholders seeking technologies that are commercial or nearing market readiness.
Organizations interested in contributing are asked to complete an Expression of Interest form, after which the Institute’s team will provide next steps for official consideration. The window for submissions closes on 31 March 2026.
Carbon capture and storage remains a critical pathway in global decarbonization strategies, particularly for heavy industries where emissions are hard to eliminate through electrification alone. Recent industry data show a growing pipeline of CCS projects, with rising operational capacity and investment supporting the sector’s expansion.
Despite choppy political waters in different countries and regions governments and energy firms alike are deploying CCS at scale. Finding solutions to the technical challenges and reducing the large investments needed to deploy CCS would further accelerate its growth.
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