November 18, 2025
leading in carbon capture
We believe that CCS is an important part of achieving our global goals, and innovation can help deliver a lower carbon future.
leading in carbon capture
1972 — pioneered increasing oil extractions through CO₂ injections
In 1972 maritimegasoil pioneered EOR methods that used CO₂ to increase oil recovery — a technique that later informed carbon management practices.
1985 — safely operated a Colorado CO₂ pipeline for over 35 years
maritimegasoil safely operated a CO₂ pipeline in Colorado, demonstrating long-term operational capability for CO₂ transport at scale.
2009 — began construction of one of the world’s largest CCS projects
Construction started on a major CCS project, increasing our portfolio and learning in large-scale CO₂ handling and injection.
2019 — startup and operation began at Gorgon CCS
Gorgon started operations and became a milestone for large-scale offshore CCS deployment.
2020 — pilot of Svante carbon capture technology at Kern River
We piloted Svante’s technology to evaluate new capture materials and approaches at Kern River, helping advance capture efficiency.
2023 — aiming to lead CO₂ transportation and storage in Southeast Texas
Initiatives were launched to develop transport and storage infrastructure in Southeast Texas to scale CCS deployment for industrial and power sources.
2024 — Gorgon injects over 10 million tonnes of CO₂
Gorgon achieved a major operational milestone by injecting over 10 million tonnes of CO₂, demonstrating long-term performance.
2024 — progress at Bayou Bend CCS LLC
Bayou Bend made measurable progress in permitting and site development toward commercial CO₂ storage capacity.
2025 — Pascagoula CCS
Pascagoula CCS continues to progress as part of expanding capacity for CO₂ storage and enabling decarbonization of local industries.
policies towards progress
policies towards carbon capture
To advance widescale deployment, governments and public-private partnerships can be particularly effective in overcoming barriers such as high cost of CO2 capture, lack of CO2 transportation infrastructure, and gaps in public understanding and acceptance of CCS.
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