Economic Potential of DACCS and Global CCS Progress
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150
CAPACITY OF CCS FACILITIES CO2 (Mtpa)
100
50
50
250
200
300
3.1 GLOBAL FACILITIES AND TRENDS
New CCS projects have been announced each month in 2022. As of September 2022,
there are 196 (including two suspended) projects in the CCS facilities pipeline. This is
an impressive growth of 44 per cent in the number of CCS facilities since the Global
Status of CCS 2021 report and continues the upward momentum in CCS projects in
development since 2017.
Figure 3 shows the increase in the capacity of CCS projects from 2010 until September
2022 (the final bar represents the project development status as of mid-September
2022). In 2022, the Institute has formally adopted a revised approach to estimating total
CCS capacity (see below).
EARLY DEVELOPMENT
IN CONSTRUCTION
0
2010 2011
2012
2013
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
YEAR
2020
2021 2022
ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT
OPERATIONAL
FIGURE 3: PIPELINE OF COMMERCIAL FACILITIES SINCE 2010 BY CAPTURE CAPACITY (MTPA)
* 2021 capacities adjusted to reflect this year's change to how capacity tonnages are interpreted,
to facilitate comparison with 2022 figures.
1 This includes dedicated transport and storage projects.
NUMBER OF FACILITIES
OPERATIONAL
IN CONSTRUCTION
ADVANCED
DEVELOPMENT
EARLY
DEVELOPMENT
30
11
78
75
75
OPERATION
SUSPENDED
CAPTURE CAPACITY (Mtpa)
42.5
9.6
97.6
91.8
2.3
243.9
TOTAL
2
196
FIGURE 4: COMMERCIAL CCS FACILITIES BY NUMBER AND TOTAL CO₂ CAPTURE CAPACITY (MID-SEPTEMBER 2022)
The facility counts in Figure 4 also include transport and storage projects that do not
include capture. These provide essential infrastructure for the industry to develop.
As explained in the notes below, they do not contribute to capture capacity tonnage
figures, to avoid double-counting of project capacities.
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