
Photo: Global CCS Institute
October 15, 2025
BY Global CCS Institute
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China National Petroleum Corporation has launched the country's first full-chain green, low-carbon ethylene project in Xinjiang. The facility combines renewable energy, carbon capture and domestically developed technologies to reduce emissions, expand production of advanced petrochemical materials and support regional industrial development.
Google announced a long-term agreement through the Symbiosis Coalition to purchase 260,000 metric tons of carbon removal from Thryve.Earth's agroforestry project in Indonesia, marking the first agroforestry initiative in its carbon removal program while supporting ecosystem restoration and local farmers.
Mantel and Aalborg CSP have entered a strategic supply agreement to develop standardized, modular molten salt tank systems for carbon capture projects. The partnership aims to reduce costs, simplify construction and accelerate deployment through transportable, shop-fabricated designs that can be replicated across commercial installations.
Canada and Alberta are advancing a proposed west coast oil pipeline and the Pathways carbon capture project, initiatives expected to reduce emissions, create about 175,000 jobs and attract more than $200 billion in investment.
Carbon Clean's expansion in India is expected to support up to 250 skilled jobs in the U.K. and generate £83 million for the economy over five years, with manufacturing centered in northern England as the company scales its carbon capture technology.