CB in the international space


2024 was the warmest year on record, being the first full year averaging above 1.5°C. Yet, since then, the global focus on climate action is waning amidst geopolitical tensions, economic protectionism, and competing policy priorities.

Our international work examines how geological net zero and long-term carbon storage policy could be reflected in national and international climate frameworks, working with academic and policy partners to inform this evolving area.

Our international priorities

New markets a driver
of strategic partnerships and geological net zero

We work on advancing the research and understanding of international markets for permanent storage. We research how the implementation of Articles 6.2 and 6.4 could support strategic objectives across trade, diplomacy, energy and climate, and publish analysis on design risks and opportunities.

A global tracker
for compliance-mechanism for storage

We are developing an international toolkit to support the public in their understanding and tracking of compliance policies for carbon storage. Working with a global network of experts, we’re tracking and assessing policies and resources of existing and emerging policy ideas.

Publications