Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) is at the center of Australia’s energy and climate future.
In Western Australia alone, projects representing ~25–30 Mtpa of capacity are being advanced but the story isn’t just about technology.
It’s about power networks, opposition strategies, customers, and investors shaping whether these projects succeed or stall.
This exclusive stakeholder map, built on the Genie large stakeholder graph, uncovers:
✅ How 3 hub players compete for 12 critical nexus customers
✅ The 16 opposition networks running playbooks against shareholders, insurers, and regulators
✅ The gap between "assetizing" CCS projects (~A$24b) and the looming O&G decommissioning liabilities (~A$55–60b)