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ARTICLE · 02 SEPTEMBER 2025

Evolving Regulation For CO₂ Storage: A Call For Evidence From Ofgem

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On 6 August 2025 the UK Government and Ofgem, launched a Call for Evidence to explore how economic regulation for CO₂ storage should evolve as the Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage sector matures.

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On 6 August 2025 the UK Government and Ofgem, launched a Call for Evidence to explore how economic regulation for CO₂ storage should evolve as the Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage sector matures. As the CO₂ storage market transitions from early-stage development to a more self-sustaining model, the government is evaluating whether the current Regulated Asset Base model remains fit for purpose. This consultation seeks input on whether alternative regulatory approaches might better serve:

  • Users of CO₂ storage services;
  • Consumers impacted by storage costs;
  • CO2 storage developers and infrastructure providers; and
  • Investors and financiers of CO2 storage sites.

Therefore, the government is inviting public feedback, including CO₂ capture and transport providers both domestic and international, current and prospective CO₂ storage developers, investors and financial institutions.

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