CO2 storage enforcement regime identified for CCS tech
New research commissioned by the Global Carbon Capture and Storage (CSS) Institute has identified key elements for CSS enforcement regimes. It has found that any strong legislative framework must address the critical needs of communities, regulators and project stakeholders to help aid in gaining more trust in, and therefore more, deployment of CCS technology. The institute has praised these new findings for further informing countries interested in CCS implementation.

New study defines critical elements of a CO2 storage enforcement regime

The research assessed five legal jurisdictions including the Commonwealth of Australia, the State of Victoria, Japan, Malaysia and China.