The Carbon Capture and Sequestration Technologies Program at MIT conducts research into technologies to capture, utilize, and store CO2 from large stationary sources. Initiated in 1989, our program is internationally recognized as a leader in this field. A major component of the program is the Carbon Sequestration Initiative, an industrial consortium launched in July 2000.

Our research examines carbon sequestration from multiple perspectives, including technical, economic, and political. Current research interests include technology assessments, economic modeling, analysis of regulatory and political aspects, and development of a Carbon Management Geographic Information System (GIS).

To complement our research, we have a strong commitment to stakeholder outreach and education. As such, we hold an annual Carbon Sequestration Forum each fall. Other current outreach activities include participation in the IPCC Special Report on Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage and the Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum.

Our Interactive Map of Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage Projects

Links to our Project Database: Interactive Map of Projects Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage Project Database Carbon Dioxide Storage Only Projects Announced Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage Projects