Glencore’s wholly-owned Carbon Transport and Storage Corporation (CTSCo) Pty Limited Project aims to conduct carbon capture and storage (CCS), initially on a demonstration scale, and if successful, on an industrial scale.

 

The CTSCo Project is focused on:
 

  • capturing CO2 from a coal-fired power station in Queensland

  • evaluating the feasibility of storage by injection testing of the captured CO2 deep underground in the Surat Basin in Queensland.

The project:
 

  • is intended as a first step toward large-scale CCS

  • enables future industries including hydrogen production

  • contributes to Australian and Queensland Government climate and emission reduction goal.

EIS public submission

The Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) public submission period for the CTSCo Project (also known as the Surat Basin Carbon Capture and Storage (SBCCS) Project) is now closed. The EIS submissions will be reviewed, assessed and responded to in accordance with the Environmental Protection Act 1994 (EP Act).
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Open letter to community

Our response to claims made about the CTSCo Project.
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CTSCo project

CO2 injection process

About the project

The CTSCo Project is intended as a first step toward large-scale CCS, with the potential for emissions from multiple industrial sources being captured and safely stored. Learn about the CTSCo Project, including approval process, status, our partners, history and more.
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Why CCS technology?

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Sustainability

We support a range of low emission technologies capable of reducing global emissions. Learn more about how we minimise our impact to the environment, as well as our commitment to community engagement.
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