Carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) Track-1 cluster sequencing: evaluation
This study captures feedback about the design and delivery of the Track-1 cluster sequencing process, to inform the development of the planned Track-2 process.
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Government has committed to deploying carbon capture, use, and storage (CCUS) in 2 industrial clusters by the mid-2020s, then in a further 2 clusters by 2030.
This study captures feedback about the design and delivery of the Track-1 cluster sequencing process, to inform the development of the planned Track-2 process.
The evaluation was structured around 4 themes:
- design
- application
- communication
- future considerations
As part of the study 30 to 40 participants were interviewed, including:
- representatives from organisations that had submitted a bid under Track-1, whether successfully or not
- organisations who submitted an expression of interest under Track-1
- government officials and consultants contracted by HMG to support the design and delivery of Track-1
The former Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) commissioned ICF Consulting to carry out this process evaluation of the Track-1 cluster sequencing process in August 2022.