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Global CCUS Projects 2021 Global CCUS projects Overview of existing and planned CCUS facilities 19 10 11 20 1 18 23 2 24 22 3 25 28 6 4 9 27 26 13 17 29 14 5 21 30 2 15 16 34 12 20 8 1 4 18 28 7 3 5 32 6 9 19 10 13 29 12 21 16 16 14 25 27 19 23 8 15 20 10 26 25 33 14 11 26 22 7 24 36 11 31 21 17 35 9 12 15 30 17 22 18 1 2 1 5 13 3 4 23 Number of projects by region 24 AFRICA 2 projects 4 ASIA PACIFIC 27 projects 1 5 1 7 3 8 CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA 1 project 2 2 EUROPE 30 projects 6 27 MIDDLE EAST 5 projects NORTH AMERICA 36 projects Source: Global CCS Institute and IOGP data 19 10 11 20 1 18 23 2 24 22 3 25 28 6 4 9 27 26 13 17 29 14 5 21 30 2 15 16 34 12 20 8 1 4 LOCATION PROJECT NAME PROJECT TYPE INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION CO2 CAPTURED/ STARTING DATE STATUS OF PARTICIPANTS IOGP MEMBERS 18 28 7 3 5 32 6 9 19 YEAR (OPERATION) THE PROJECT INVOLVED 10 13 29 12 21 16 16 14 25 27 19 23 8 15 20 10 26 25 33 14 11 Australia Gorgon Carbon Industrial capture Natural gas Reservoir carbon dioxide vented from the Acid 3.4-4 Mtpa 2019 Operational Chevron (The Gorgon Project is Chevron, Shell, 26 22 7 24 36 11 31 21 17 35 9 12 Western Australia Dioxide Injection processing Gas Removal Units at the Gorgon gas processing operated by Chevron Australia and ExxonMobil 15 30 17 22 18 1 2 1 plant on Barrow Island are captured, compressed, is a joint venture of the Australian 5 13 3 4 23 transported by pipeline and injected over 2km below subsidiaries of Chevron (47.3%), the earth’s surface into the Dupuy Formation ExxonMobil (25%), Shell (25%), Osaka Gas (1.25%), Tokyo Gas (1%) and JERA (0.417%) 24 Australia CarbonNet Under evaluation tbd CCS network from Victoria's Latrobe Valley, 3 Mtpa 2020s Advance Government of Victoria, Australia Victoria transportation and storage in the underground development storage in the Gippsland region 4 1 5 Australia South West Hub Power and capture Fertilizer CO2 capture from industrial facility and power plants 2.5 Mtpa 2025 Early The Department of Mines, Industry 1 7 3 8 Western Australia production in Western Australia, transporation and storage in a development Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) 2 and power dedicated site 2 6 generation 27 Australia Bridgeport Energy EOR Refining Bridgeport Energy Moonie CCUS project plans to 1 Mtpa 2028 Early Bridgeport Energy Moonie CCUS project capture and inject 1 million tonnes per annum CO2 development by 2028 for CO2-enhanced oil recovery at the Moonie CCUS projects in Oil Field in Australia. Australia CTSCo Surat Basin Industrial capture Power The aim of the CTSCo Surat Basin CCS Project is 0.12 Mtpa 2023 Advanced Carbon Tranpsport and Storage ASIA PACIFIC CCS Project generation to demonstrate the technical viability, integration development Company (CTSCo) and safe operartion of CCS in the Suratan Basin in Queensland, Australia. The project plans to caputre 1. Gorgon Carbon Dioxide Injection* 120,000 tonnes per annum CO2 and the first injection operation will occur around 2023. 2. CarbonNet Australia Hydrogen Energy Power & capture Hydrogen The aim of HESC is to establish a full-chain N/A 2020-2021 In construction Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd (KHI), 3. South West Hub Supply Chain (HESC) production commerical-scale low-carbon emission hydrogen Electric Power Development Co., project supply to Japan. The project will be carried out in 2 Ltd. (J-POWER), Iwatani Corporation 4. Bridgeport Energy Moonie phases: pilot phase and commercial phase. (Iwatani), Marubeni Corporation (Marubeni), AGL Energy (AGL) and 5. CTSCo Surat Basin Sumitomo Corporation (Sumitomo). Australia Santos Cooper Basin Power & capture Natural gas Currently in front end engineering design for capture 1.7 Mtpa 2023 Advanced Santos, Ltd 6. Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain (HESC) CCS Project processing of 1.7 million tonnes per annum CO2 from the development Moomba gas processing plant in South Australia. 7. Santos Cooper Basin CCS The captured CO2 will be reinjected in the depleated hydrocarbon reservoirs at Cooper Basin. 8. Wallumbilla Renewable Methane Demonstration Project Australia Wallumbilla Power & capture Industrial The project aims to demonstarte the potential of N/A 2021 Advanced APA Group Renewable Methane application producing renewable methane using renewable development Demonstration hydrogen and CO2 from solar-powered direct air 9. Jilin Oil Field CO2-EOR Project capture (DAC) technology. 10. Sinopec Qilu Petrolchemical CCS China Jilin Oil Field CO2- Industrial capture, Natural gas CO2 capture from a natural gas processing plant at 0.6 Mtpa 2018 Operational CNPC Jilin province EOR EOR processing the Changling gas field, transportation by pipeline 11. Yanchang Integrated CCS and injection for EOR at the Jilin oil fields Demonstration China Sinopec Qilu Industrial capture, Chemical CCS to retrofit a cle/coke water slurry gasification 0.40 Mtpa 2020-2021 Under Sinopec 12. Sinopec Eastern China CCS Shandong province Petrolchemical CCS EOR production at a fertilizer plant at Zibo city, transportation to the construction Shengli oil field for EOR China Yanchang Integrated Industrial capture Chemical Capture at coal-to-chemical plant, storage for EOR 0.41 Mtpa 2020-2021 Under Yangchang Petroleum Shaanxi province CCS Demonstration production in oil fields in the Ordons basin construction China Sinopec Eastern Industrial capture Fertiliser CO2 capture from a syntetic ammonia facility and 0.50 Mtpa 2021 Early Sinopec Jiangsu province China CCS production a coal to hydrogen facility in Jiangsu province, development transportation to Sinopec oil fielda for EOR * Project where IOGP members are involved Source: Global CCS Institute and IOGP data 19 10 11 20 1 18 23 2 24 22 3 25 28 6 4 9 27 26 13 17 29 14 5 21 30 2 15 16 34 12 20 8 1 4 LOCATION PROJECT NAME PROJECT TYPE INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION CO2 CAPTURED/ STARTING DATE STATUS OF PARTICIPANTS IOGP MEMBERS 18 28 7 3 5 32 6 9 19 YEAR (OPERATION) THE PROJECT INVOLVED 10 13 29 12 21 16 16 14 25 27 19 23 8 15 20 10 26 25 33 14 11 China China Resource Power and capture Power CCS-equipped Haifen power plant in Guangdong, 1 Mtpa 2020s Early China Resources Power 26 22 7 24 36 11 31 21 17 35 9 12 Guangdong Power (Haifeng) (post-combustion) generation storage site under evaluation development 15 30 17 22 18 1 2 1 Integrated CCUS 5 13 3 4 23 Demonstration China Huaneng Greengen Power and capture Power IGCC power plant with associated CCS in Tijanin 2 Mtpa 2020s Early China Huaneng Group Tijanin province IGCC Project (Phase3) (pre-combustion) generation province, transportation and storage under eveluation development 24 China Shenhua Ningxia CTL Industrial capture Coal-to liquid CO2 capture from a coal-to-liquids plant in 2 Mtpa 2020s Under Shenhua Group Ningxia Ningxia province, various storage options under evaluation consideration 4 1 5 China N/A EOR Hydrogen CO2 from the hydrogen production units of refineries 3 Mtpa 2025 Demonstration CNPC 1 7 3 8 Xinjiang Province production transported to nearby oil fields by truck, then project 2 injected into the ground for EOR. Once at scale, 2 6 CNPC plans to expand capture to the chemical 27 industry and power, constructing an exclusive carbon dioxide transport pipeline China Sinopec Shengli Power and capture Power Capture from a thermal power production plant in 1 Mtpa 2020s Early Sinopec Shandong province Power Plant CCS (post-combustion), generation Dongying city, transportation to the Shengli oil field development CCUS projects in EOR for EOR ASIA PACIFIC China Huazhong University Power & capture Power World's largest operational oxy-fuel combustion 0.1 Mtpa 2020s In construction Huazhong University of Science and Hubei Province of Science and generation demonstration facility. This involved the building of a 35 Technology, Dongfang Boiler Co Technology Oxy-fuel MWth oxy-fuel unit at the Jiuda Salt Company's captive Ltd, Sichuan Air Separation Group, 13. China Resource Power (Haifeng) Project power plant. Plans indicate the potential for 100,000 Guangdong Electric Power Research tonnes per annum of CO2 capture in the future. Institute, Shenhua Group 14. Huaneng Greengen IGCC China Australia-China Post Power & capture Power The study scope involves considering the technical, 1 Mtpa N/A Advanced CSIRO, China Huaneng Group 15. Shenhua Ningxia CTL Jilin Province Combustion Capture generation economic, social, environmental and legal and development (PCC) Feasibility regulatory feasibility of retrofitting post-combustion 16. N/A Study Project carbon capture technology to a power plant owned by the Huaneng Group in the Jilin Province of China. 17. Sinopec Shengli Power Plant CCS China Yanchang Integrated Industrial capture Chemical Developing CO2 capture facilities at two coal-to- 0.36 Mtpa early 2020s In construction Yanchang Petroleum 18. Huazhong University of Science and Shaanxi Province Carbon Capture production chemical plants. The smaller scale capture source and Storage of 0.05 Mtpa CO2 capture capacity has been in Technology Oxy-fuel Demonstration operation since 2012, while the larger CO2 source of 0.36 Mtpa CO2 is currently in construction and may 19. Australia-China Post Combustion be operational in early 2020. Captured CO2 would be used for EOR in oil fields in the Ordos Basin in Capture (PCC) central Asia. 20. Yanchang Integrated Carbon Capture China Guohua Jinjie Power & capture Power A demonstration-scale CCS facility in a coal-fired 0.15 Mtpa 2020 In construction Shenhua Guohua Jinjie Energy and Storage Demonstration Shaanxi Province CCS Full Chain generation power plant.
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