Design of the Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Infrastructure Fund
Details of the design of the CCS Infrastructure Fund (CIF) and how it will be used.
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The government has committed to deploy carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) in 4 industrial clusters, aiming to capture 10MtCO₂ a year by 2030.
The CCS Infrastructure Fund, announced in 2020, will support capital expenditure on transport and storage (T&S) networks and industrial carbon capture (ICC) projects.
May 2021
The design update document provides:
- the rationale behind the formation of the fund
- how it will be used
- how it complements the proposed government support package for CCUS
November 2021
Added: CCUS Grant Funding Agreement for Industrial Carbon Capture: Indicative Heads of Terms
December 2022
Added the CIF Grant Funding Agreement for Industrial Carbon Capture (ICC) and Waste ICC projects.
These should be read alongside the December 2022 publications of the ICC Business Model Update, the ICC Contract, the Waste ICC Contract, and the government response to the consultation on the ICC business model.
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Last updated 16 December 2022 + show all updates
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Added the CIF Grant Funding Agreement for Industrial Carbon Capture (ICC) and Waste ICC projects.
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CCUS Grant Funding Agreement for Industrial Carbon Capture: Indicative Heads of Terms added.
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First published.