Capture Emissions at the Source and Store Carbon Safely for the Long Term
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) is a critical technology for achieving net zero—particularly for hard-to-abate sectors such as industry, energy, and waste. By capturing CO₂ before it enters the atmosphere and storing it securely underground, CCS enables continued operations while significantly reducing emissions.
Arthian provides end-to-end CCS consultancy, from feasibility and permitting to integration and monitoring. We help you assess the potential of CCS for your site and navigate the technical, regulatory, and commercial landscape with confidence.
CCS involves three key stages:
Capture: CO₂ is separated from flue gases or process streams using technologies such as amine scrubbing, oxy-fuel combustion, or direct air capture.
Transport: The captured CO₂ is compressed and transported—typically via pipeline or road tanker—to a storage site.
Storage: CO₂ is injected into deep geological formations such as depleted oil and gas fields or saline aquifers, where it is securely stored.
CCS is particularly relevant for:
Our CCS service includes:
We evaluate the technical and economic viability of CCS for your operations, including:
We design CCS systems tailored to your site and processes, covering:
We guide you through the complex regulatory environment, including:
We help you move from concept to implementation, including:
We evaluate the technical and economic viability of CCS for your operations, including:
We design CCS systems tailored to your site and processes, covering:
We guide you through the complex regulatory environment, including:
We help you move from concept to implementation, including:
Fully integrated with geotechnical, hydrological, and ecological disciplines.
National experience with regional insight and regulatory familiarity.
Deep understanding of planning, infrastructure, and environmental interfaces.
Commitment to technical rigour, clear communication, and long-term outcomes.
Yes. While CCS is often associated with large industrial sites, smaller emitters can benefit through shared infrastructure or cluster-based approaches.
Very safe. CO₂ is stored in deep geological formations under multiple layers of impermeable rock. Sites are carefully selected, monitored, and regulated.
Absolutely. CCS can complement energy efficiency, fuel switching, and electrification—especially where process emissions are unavoidable.
CCUS (Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage) includes the use of captured CO₂ in products like concrete or fuels. CCS focuses solely on permanent storage.
Yes. We can support applications to UK government schemes such as the Industrial Carbon Capture (ICC) programme and other regional or sector-specific funds.
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