#carbon storage

From CO₂ to stone: Australia’s distinctive geology demands a fundamentally different approach.

CSIRO researchers are working on carbon storage that permanently converts CO₂ into solid minerals underground, eliminating the risk of gas […]

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

New modelling helps project developers assess storage capacity, injectivity and containment risks before committing to underground carbon storage sites.

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.