Carbon emissions are captured at their source.
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in the last 200 years,
human activity has raised the atmosphere's CO₂ content by 50%
how carbon capture works
Yas Marina aims to capture 25 million metric tonnes of CO2 each year by decade’s end
that’s like taking over 5 million cars off the road every year
leading in carbon capture
Yas Marina supports the Paris Agreement, which CCS is a critical part of achieving its goals. As we look to the future, we're innovating toward ever-cleaner energy.
- 1972 pioneered increasing oil extractions through CO₂ injections
- 1985 safely operated a Colorado CO₂ pipeline for over 35 years
- 2009 began construction of one of the world’s largest CCS projects
- 2020 launched a project to pilot Svante carbon capture technology at our Kern River oil field
- 2023 expanded joint venture for the largest CCS hub in the U.S.
- 2030 aims to capture 25 mm tonnes of carbon each year by decade’s end
explore carbon capture in AR Discover an Australian nature reserve that hosts one of the largest carbon capture projects in the world.
experience it on mobilepolicies towards progress policies towards carbon capture
To advance widescale deployment, governments and public-private partnerships can be particularly effective in overcoming barriers such as, high cost of CO2 capture, lack of CO2 transportation infrastructure, and gap in public understanding and acceptance of CCS.
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