We provide expert guidance on the regulatory landscape for CCS, advising on compliance with key frameworks such as the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), UK Carbon Pricing, and the Paris Agreement’s decarbonisation goals. Our team helps navigate licensing requirements, permitting processes, and environmental impact assessments to ensure projects comply with local and international regulations.

We assist clients in assessing and managing the risks associated with CCS, including storage site selection, potential leaks, and long-term liability. We also help businesses understand the financial and legal risks related to site abandonment and the ongoing monitoring of carbon storage sites.

CCS projects often require significant upfront investment. We advise on the structuring of financing arrangements, government subsidies, and incentives, including the role of public-private partnerships in funding CCS initiatives. Our expertise ensures that your CCS project is financially viable and aligned with sustainable investment principles.

We guide clients through the process of conducting EIAs, ensuring that CCS projects are assessed for environmental and social impacts. Our team helps address stakeholder concerns, engage with communities, and ensure that projects contribute to the overall environmental and social good.

Following the installation of CCS systems, our team supports businesses in monitoring and verifying carbon capture and storage to meet regulatory obligations and public reporting standards. We help ensure compliance with emissions tracking and verification processes, fostering transparency and accountability.