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KEYNOTE ADDRESS | The Business Case for CCS in Australia

KEYNOTE ADDRESS | The Business Case for CCS in Australia

03 Dec 2024|Energy
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Dr Matthias RaabDr Matthias RaabChief Executive Officer at CO2CRC

Matthias Raab is a dedicated leader in geoscience, energy, and resource sectors, committed to advancing Australia’s scientific capabilities and sustainability. With over 30 years of international experience across academia, government, and industry, he has led transformative projects in energy transition, climate resilience, and resource management.

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Australia is leading the world in Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS). In this session, Matthias Raab, CEO of CO2CRC explores two of Australia's big CCS projects: the Gorgon Project in WA and Moomba Project in SA. He also discusses the business case for CCS, highlighting how the cost of CCS is now competitive with carbon emissions penalties, making it a viable pathway for industries to decarbonize while maintaining economic growth.

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