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Capturing the world’s thinking around carbon emissions

IEAGHG is at the forefront of CCS research. We advance technology that reduces carbon emissions and accelerates the deployment of CCS projects by improving processes, reducing costs, and overcoming barriers. Established in 1991, we were the first international organisation focussed on CCS, and played key roles in many CCS breakthroughs, and continue to do so today.

We are a technology collaboration programme (TCP) of the International Energy Agency. Together, the TCPs mission is to work with governments and industries around the world to advance the research, development and commercialisation of energy technologies.

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Our authoritative, peer-reviewed publications cover topics that include carbon capture, transport, storage, monitoring, regulation, and more.

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Technical Report

Clean Cement: Environmental & Techno-Economic Outlook of Transformative Decarbonisation Pathways

15 July 2026
Capture
Costs of CCUS

The primary objective of this study is to deliver a combined techno-economic (TEA) and life cycle assessment (LCA) of low-carbon cement production pathways with the highest potential for commercial deployment by the 2030s

Technical Report

CCS & Improved Public Perception

26 May 2026
Industry Insights
Public Perception

CCS is an important tool for tackling climate change. Whether the public accepts this technology will strongly influence whether it can be deployed successfully.

Technical Review

2nd Meeting of the Network of National CCUS Centres of Excellence

19 May 2026
Event Proceedings

The 2nd meeting of the Network of National CCUS Centres of Excellence convened CCUS centres from across the Global South.

Technical Report

Evolution of Conformance and Containment Risk Over Time in CO2 Storage Projects – The Link to Post Closure Stewardship and Handover

26 March 2026
Storage

Technical Report

Modular Approaches to CO2 Capture Technologies

24 March 2026
Capture

The status and potential of the modular carbon capture plant construction, targeting the power and industry sectors.

Technical Report

Guidance for Agreements to Transport CO2 Across National Boundaries Under the London Protocol

19 March 2026
Policy & Regulation
Transport

This study sets out a process to support Parties in developing agreements for cross-border CO₂ transport under the London Protocol.

Technical Report

Air Quality Implications of Post-Combustion Capture in Industrial Processes

19 March 2026
Capture

An assessment of the air pollutant implications of CCS retrofit in heavy industry compared to baseline emissions.

Technical Review

8th Post Combustion Capture Conference Summary

10 March 2026
Capture
Event Proceedings

Technical Review

Risk Management and Monitoring Networks Combined Meeting Report

15 January 2026
Event Proceedings
Storage

Two IEAGHG expert networks, the Risk Management Network and the Monitoring Network, held a combined meeting from 27th to 28th August 2025 in The Hague, The Netherlands. Both networks have been convening for 20 years, and this meeting, hosted by Shell at the Shell Centre, represented the 11th Risk Management and the 15th Monitoring meeting.

Technical Report

CO2 Transport and Storage Availability

28 November 2025
Storage
Transport

The objective of this study is to investigate realistic rates of CO2 Transport and Storage operational availability that may be achievable for future systems, with a focus primarily on pipeline transportation and storage within sedimentary basins (saline aquifers and depleted fields).

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We are stronger together. That’s why we bring researchers, policymakers and business leaders together from across to globe to share knowledge that accelerates CCS deployment.

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October 25th 2026 to October 29th 2026
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18th Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies Conference (GHGT-18)

GHGT-18 is the world’s leading conference on carbon capture, utilisation and storage — bringing researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers together to accelerate climate solutions.

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GHGT-17 Conference Main Plenary Session - Tim Dixon Presents on stage

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Our members are at the centre of everything we do. Together, they shape our research programme ensuring that every report we produce has real-world impact by aligning with their CCS project goals. The IEAGHG’s member organisations span the globe and include nation states, the energy sector, research institutes, and industries. If your organisation is getting involved in CCUS, or has projects well underway – IEAGHG membership will be critical to your success

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Our research is used by nations and organisations across the world to accelerate their CCS deployment.

“The US Department of Energy highly values the work done over the years by IEAGHG and congratulates you on 30 years of successes in sharing knowledge on CCUS.”

“If you want to know the very latest on any aspect of CCUS – whether it’s research, technology, policy or projects – there really is no substitute for the GHGT.”

“The IEAGHG Programme represents the most authoritative and objective voice in the community of organizations assessing and doing R&D of greenhouse gas control technologies in fossil fuels.”

“The IEAGHG is a beacon of wisdom in this ocean of information – generating knowledge from highly-regarded scientists and experts in the carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) sector and beyond.”