#carbon storage

Orange hydrogen: Could Western Australia’s rocks help power a low-carbon future?

Iron-rich rocks in Western Australia could potentially generate orange hydrogen while permanently storing carbon dioxide, creating a unique opportunity to support Australia's journey to net zero.

New geochemical screening tool predicting rock reactions for safer CO₂ storage

CSIRO's new geochemical screening tool helps project developers assess storage capacity, injectivity and containment risks before committing to underground carbon […]

Underground Storage Characterisation

Advancing the science of subsurface energy storage for Australia’s energy transition.

Meet Dr Dia Milani: From refugee to renewable energy innovator

Dr Dia Milani’s journey has been one of resilience, curiosity and innovation leading him to explore renewable energy as a pivotal role in reducing CO2 emissions in heavy industries and transport.

CSIRO releases feasibility analysis for ‘low emissions hub’ concept in Darwin

CSIRO has published a series of reports exploring the technical and economic feasibility of a low emissions carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) hub concept near Darwin, to support carbon management and economic growth goals in the Northern Territory.

Dedicated carbon management to a fault

Just outside of Harvey in WA’s south-west, CSIRO has successfully completed its landmark Harvey 5 well drilling operation, marking a milestone for the future of carbon management.