The core application features of CCUS (Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage) include broad adaptability, deep emission reduction, and strong system integration, making it a key pathway toward carbon neutrality.
Its main characteristics include:
Applicable to high-emission industries such as power, steel, cement, and chemicals, reducing Scope 1 emissions.
Integration with renewable energy, combining with green hydrogen, solar, and wind to enable low- or negative-carbon solutions.
Flexible capture pathways, including flue gas capture and direct air capture (DAC).
High-value CO₂ utilization for green methanol, eSAF, building materials, and agriculture.
Support for carbon markets through the generation of carbon credits.
Modular deployment, enabling flexible use in distributed and edge energy systems.
Through industrial integration, CCUS serves not only as a decarbonization tool but also as a key part of a circular energy and carbon system.