Latest Carbon Capture And Storage News

Pilot Energy is advancing Australia’s first Direct Air Capture demonstration facility at its Cliff Head site, aiming to start operations by mid-2026 and pave the way for a large-scale carbon removal plant.

Santos Limited’s 2025 Annual Report reveals a robust operational and financial performance, highlighted by a 42% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions and progress on major LNG projects Barossa and Pikka phase 1.

Santos Limited reports a stable 2025 reserves position with a 17-year life and significant growth in CO2 storage capacity, underpinning its decarbonisation strategy. The company also provides preliminary guidance on its 2025 financial results.

Provaris Energy has successfully completed the first phase of engineering design for a pioneering large-scale liquefied CO₂ tank, advancing carbon capture storage solutions with Yinson Production.

Beach Energy’s FY26 half-year results reveal steady sales volumes and a robust ramp-up at the Waitsia Gas Plant, supported by strong LNG cargo revenues and disciplined cost management.

Beach Energy reported a resilient first half of FY26, overcoming Cooper Basin floods to deliver solid earnings boosted by LNG cargoes and higher gas prices. The company’s operational safety and environmental efforts underpin a confident outlook as key projects ramp up.

Provaris Energy and Yinson Production have teamed up with Himile Heavy Industries to explore manufacturing large-scale LCO₂ tanks in China, a key step for offshore carbon capture infrastructure.

Provaris Energy has made significant strides in hydrogen and liquid carbon dioxide storage technologies, reinforcing key partnerships and securing funding to meet critical 2026 milestones.

Triangle Energy has secured new offshore and onshore permits in the Philippines while initiating legal action against JV partners in Western Australia, signaling a strategic pivot and operational challenges ahead.

Santos Limited reported a robust fourth quarter and full-year 2025 performance, highlighted by the first LNG cargo loading from Barossa and near completion of the Pikka Phase 1 oil project. The company’s disciplined capital management and operational resilience set the stage for significant production growth in 2026.

Provaris Energy’s 2025 AGM highlights strategic progress in hydrogen and CO2 storage technologies, focusing on European market expansion and a refined licensing business model.

Provaris Energy has advanced its hydrogen and carbon dioxide storage technologies through strategic partnerships and a new Norwegian fabrication facility, setting the stage for commercialisation in European energy markets.