The Middle East is emerging as a major hub for carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS), combining large industrial CO₂ emissions sources with substantial geological storage resources and established energy infrastructure. Governments and industry are now moving from strategy to deployment, with regional CCUS ambitions already exceeding 50 MtCO₂ per year of capture capacity, representing a market worth several billion dollars annually in capture, transport and storage services.
Join this session to explore how projects are being developed, the commercial and regulatory models taking shape, and what these developments could mean for your organisation, investments and decarbonisation strategy.

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