Atlas Regions
North America: Gulf Coast, Illinois Basin & Alberta Basin
Saline aquifers of the Gulf Coast, sedimentary basins in the Midwest, and Canadian basalt provide combined capacity exceeding 2 Gt. Strong pipeline infrastructure and existing CCS projects make this region immediately deployable.
Explore North AmericaEurope: North Sea & Icelandic Basalt Flows
Offshore saline formations in the North Sea and rapid basalt carbonation in Iceland combine for hundreds of megatons of secure capacity. Mature regulations and port infrastructure enable fast scale-up.
Explore EuropeAsia-Pacific: China’s Songliao Basin & Oman Peridotite
China’s giant saline basin and Oman’s ultramafic outcrops offer combined storage potential above 5 Gt. Rapid industrial growth and government commitment drive emerging projects.
Explore Asia-PacificAfrica & MENA: Karoo Basin & North African Aquifers
South Africa’s Karoo sediments and deep aquifers beneath the Sahara hold hundreds of gigatons of capacity. Infrastructure challenges exist, but international partnerships are paving the way.
Explore Africa & MENALatin America: Paraná Basin & Andean Formations
The Paraná Basin’s thick basalts and Andes-foothill saline layers provide stable, high-capacity options. Proximity to emerging DAC hubs makes this region an attractive next frontier.
Explore Latin AmericaGlobal Atlas: Carbon Storage Solutions Worldwide
Our World Atlas maps the planet’s most promising CO₂ stores—from North America’s Permian and Gulf Coast reservoirs, to Europe’s North Sea aquifers, to Asia-Pacific and African basalts and sedimentary basins—highlighting capacity, maturity, and proximity to industrial hubs. It reveals what a truly global storage network looks like and where the next frontiers will emerge.
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