Asia Pacific > Lack of ASEAN regulations seen as brake to Japan CCS ambitions

Lack of ASEAN regulations seen as brake to Japan CCS ambitions

Published 09:22 on February 8, 2024  /  Last updated at 09:22 on February 8, 2024  / Helen Clark /  Asia Pacific, Australia, Japan, Other APAC

Japan’s government, related agencies, oil and gas companies, and industrial emitters see great hope in the saline aquifers and depleted oil and gas reservoirs across Southeast Asia as a permanent storage solution for a portion of their carbon emissions, the only problem is the region’s lack of regulations to support this, a webinar heard Thursday.
Japan’s government, related agencies, oil and gas companies, and industrial emitters see great hope in the saline aquifers and depleted oil and gas reservoirs across Southeast Asia as a permanent storage solution for a portion of their carbon emissions, the only problem is the region’s lack of regulations to support this, a webinar heard Thursday.


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