【-】2025年东盟CCS更新：第1卷_14页_15mb

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Key Highlights and Analysis

The publication "ASEAN CCS UPDATES 2025 Vol. 1" was developed under the guidance of ACE’s Executive Director and PFS Department Head.
Funding provided by JOGMEC, supported by MRI and ongoing JCM collaborations (since April 2021).

New Ministerial Regulation No. 16/2024 on Carbon Storage Implementation released, supplementing existing CCS laws (e.g., Presidential Regulation No. 14/2024).
BPMA formed a task force in Aceh to accelerate CCS regulations, aligning with national NZE goals.
Industry training on CCS conducted by Indonesia Business Post (Jan 2025) to enhance public awareness.
PLN exploring CCS for thermal power plants to support energy sustainability.

PEMANDU leading CCS roadmap, with PETRONAS commissioning RINA for pre-FEED study on two CCS hubs (Kerteh and Kuantan).
Collaboration with Japan on CO₂ storage in saline aquifers (5 Mtpa target by 2030).
Prime Minister's visit to strengthen green energy and CCS ties.

Singapore-Malaysia MOU includes legally binding CCS agreements and cross-border CO₂ transport.
Japan finalized new JCM guidelines for CCS/CCUS, expanding scope to include CCUS and methods like EOR/EGR.
Kawasaki Kisen ship demonstrates CO₂ transport capability to support Northern Lights project.

PTT outlines net-zero pathway (by 2050), with CCS as a key strategy, targeting first CCS project in Gulf of Thailand.

JOGMEC and Japan supporting ASEAN’s transition through CCS technology and policy frameworks.
ASEAN-Japan AZEC collaboration to integrate CCS into regional clean energy strategies.

Revised guidelines enable CCUS as part of JCM activities, linking with Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.
New methodologies cover project lifecycle emissions, storage monitoring, and post-operations. Guidelines prioritize technical feasibility, MRV frameworks, and long-term compliance.

Policy Alignment: Indonesia and Malaysia align national regulations with ASEAN’s NZE goals, supported by regional partnerships.
Infrastructure Development: Major projects (e.g., PETRONAS, Northern Lights) focus on CCS hubs and cross-border transport feasibility.
Technical & Legal Barriers: Emphasis on unified frameworks, safety protocols, and monitoring post-storage.
Industry Engagement: Training and collaborations aim to foster private sector investment in CCS.

Note: This summary focuses on capturing key policy, project, and cooperative developments while maintaining clarity and relevance.

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