A Strategic Analysis of Carbon Capture and Storage Technologies in Oil and Gas Industry: A Comprehensive Approach

This study aims to comprehensively evaluate carbon capture and storage (CCS) techniques for emissions reduction within the oil and gas industry, focusing on effectiveness, affordability, and applicability. Through a thorough literature review and analysis using SWOT, PESTEL, and noise assessment methods, we assess post-combustion capture, pre-combustion capture and oxy-fuel combustion. Factors considered include CO2 emission composition, operational scale, and storage feasibility. Our findings reveal that post-combustion capture is prevalent but context-dependent. Pre-combustion capture and oxy-fuel combustion are effective, contingent on emission composition and storage availability. The study contributes a holistic evaluation of prominent CCS methods for the oil and gas sector, offering valuable insights for successful implementation.