The Global Market for Carbon Capture & Storage is Projected to Reach 51.6 Million Tonnes by 2024
Climate Change Goals to
Drive the Global Carbon Capture and Storage Market, According to a New Report
by Global Industry
Analysts, Inc.
GIA
launches comprehensive analysis of industry segments, trends, growth drivers,
market size, share and demand forecasts on the global Carbon Capture &
Storage market. The global market for Carbon
Capture & Storage is projected to reach 51.6 million tonnes by 2024, driven by the growing
concerns over the environment, improvements in the reliability of carbon
capture technologies as a result of continuous advances and climate change
agreements.
Low-carbon
technologies are garnering significant interest as the world faces an
impending, severe environmental crisis in the form of climate change, and
increasing resolve to take action to mitigate these changes. Decarbonizing
energy production/consumption and reduction of CO2 from the atmosphere requires
combination of several technologies used in tandem. Carbon Storage and Capture
(CCS) is one such low-carbon technology that promises to achieve a part of this
goal by reducing CO2 emissions across various sectors. With several pilot and
demonstration projects successfully completed and many large-scale integrated
projects in operation, CCS has emerged as an established technology in
curtailing concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Growth in
government funding, new climate change targets through accords such as Paris
Agreement, and developments in processes are driving CCS technology further. The
technology, however, is still in a nascent stage and remains largely untested
or its impact on the environment is not fully understood.
Technological
advancements are critical in driving CCS as a major technology in climate
change mitigation going forwards. While considerable efforts are focused on
improving and advancing existing technologies, new technologies with higher
capture efficiency are being explored and developed that could potentially
drive future growth. Improvements in carbon capture and storing technologies by
lowering capital equipment costs, capture operating costs, and energy penalty
is expected to drive the market for CCS in near future. Increase in
applications of captured CO2 other than storage such as for Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR), urea production, enhanced
coal bed methane, algae fixation, mineralization, enhanced geothermal systems
and others is expected to fuel growth in the market. The industry is not
without its own challenges. Expensive nature of these projects, lack of
government assistance in some markets, lower awareness levels of the technology
and opposition to carbon sequestration in some are major hurdles
to growth in CCS deployments.
As
stated by the new market research report on Carbon Capture & Storage, the U.S. represents the
largest market worldwide. High emission of greenhouse gasses, availability of
substantial government funding through agencies, such as Department of Energy,
and high focus on enhanced oil recovery make the country a hotbed for CCS
activity worldwide. Rest of World represents the fastest growing market
worldwide, with a CAGR of 9.8% through the analysis period. Pre-combustion capture technology represents the
largest technology type in CCS deployments worldwide, while other technologies
are expected to fuel growth going forwards.
Major
players in the market include Archer-Daniels-Midland Company, BP plc, Chevron
Corporation, Emissions Reduction Alberta, GE Power, HTC CO2 Systems Corp.,
Inventys Thermal Technologies Inc., Japan CCS Co., Ltd., Maersk Oil, Petrofac
Ltd., Schlumberger Limited, SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. and Statoil ASA, among
others.
The
research report titled “Carbon Capture & Storage:
A Global Strategic Business Report” announced by Global Industry Analysts Inc.,
provides a comprehensive review
of market trends, issues, drivers, mergers, acquisitions and other strategic
industry activities of global companies. The report provides market estimates
and projections for Carbon Capture & Storage in volume terms for major
geographic markets such as United States and Rest of World. Technologies analyzed
include Pre-combustion and Others.
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