Exploring Indonesia's Carbon Capture and Storage Potential for Global Markets

Indonesia boasts the world's largest CO2 storage capacity, with 23 active carbon capture and storage projects. These initiatives not only contribute to significant carbon emission reductions but also create opportunities for voluntary carbon credits in international markets, aligning with global sustainability goals.

5/8/20241 min read

A black and white image featuring a factory smokestack emitting white smoke against a clear sky. The industrial structure includes a metal railing and an antenna, with a visible cable running diagonally across the frame.
A black and white image featuring a factory smokestack emitting white smoke against a clear sky. The industrial structure includes a metal railing and an antenna, with a visible cable running diagonally across the frame.

Carbon capture potential

Contacts

For Project Development of CCS Projects, please contact Center of Excellence (CoE) for CCS at Institute of Technology Bandung.

Contact for CoE CCS Dr Moh Rachmat Sule. E-mail : rachmat.sule@itb.ac.id

Contact for Triharyo Indrawan Soesilo MchE. E-mail : triharyo@gmail.com or triharyo.soesilo@idcarbontrade.org

For Carbon Trading opportunities in CCS Projects, please contact Indonesia Carbon Trade Association (IDCTA)