CCUS FRONTLINE

CCUS
FRONTLINE

CCUS is pioneering the way forward on the path to a carbon neutral world.

CCUS (Carbon dioxide Capture, Utilization and Storage) is the process by which CO2 emissions are
collected and recycled for use in socially indispensable products including aviation fuel (kerosene),
concrete, gas and chemicals. An introduction to the concepts behind this cutting-edge technology that
is helping the world achieve carbon neutrality, to the CCUS projects already underway in a range of
locales, and to the role played by Deloitte.

CARBON NEUTRALITY
ACHIEVED WITH CCUS

CARBON NEUTRALITY VIA CCUS

The Role of CCUS in Achieving Carbon Neutrality

Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) is attracting attention as a means of achieving carbon neutrality. By capturing CO2 and effectively utilizing it, CCUS plays an essential role in achieving carbon neutrality as it helps to reduce CO2 emissions that cannot be reduced through the use of renewable energy or hydrogen.

CCUS PROJECTS AROUND THE WORLD

Tomakomai CCUS Platform Project (Japan)

Tomakomai CCUS Platform Project (Japan)

In Japan, the world's pioneering CCUS project is underway in Tomakomai, Hokkaido, involving the local community and many industries. The Port of Tomakomai is home to a major petroleum value chain and Japan‘s first CO2 capture and storage facility. Taking advantage of this feature, coupled with abundant renewable potential of Hokkaido, the project aims to realize a carbon-recycling business through cross-industry collaboration.

OUR SERVICE LINE TO SUPPORT CCUS PROJECTS

Deloitte member firms provide a comprehensive range of services across the entire value chain of the CCUS project

Services include support for consortium formation, R&D strategy formulation, regulatory consulting, accounting, tax assurance services, and the provision of assurance related to CO2 emissions. With the wide range of services we offer, we will provide comprehensive support for CCUS projects worldwide.

SERVICE LINE

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