Envisioned to become one of the largest of its kind in the world, QatarEnergy's CCS project will capture and sequester up to 4.1 million tons of CO2 per annum (mtpa), which is anticipated to place Qatar at the forefront of global large-scale carbon capture deployment, reinforcing its role in providing responsible and sustainable energy.
Carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) is central to QatarEnergy's lower-carbon strategy. So far, QatarEnergy has successfully deployed 2.2 mtpy of CCS capacity in Qatar, capturing CO2 from feed gas used in LNG trains and sales gas assets, contributing to lower-carbon LNG exports.
So far, QatarEnergy has successfully deployed 2.2 mtpy of CCS capacity in Qatar, capturing CO2 from feed gas used in LNG trains and sales gas assets, contributing to lower-carbon LNG exports. “Since the inception, we have successfully captured and stored around 7.5mn metric tonnes of CO2,” QatarEnergy noted in its latest Sustainability Report.
QatarEnergy LNG is committed to safety, environmental sustainability, flawless project delivery, and the reliability and efficiency of our production facilities, to play a key role in Qatar's efforts to become a global leader in the LNG industry. Click here to read QatarEnergy LNG's Direction Statement.
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