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CCUS technology is a technology that prevents carbon dioxide from being emitted into the air from the source of production (Carbon Capture) and uses it where it is needed (Utilization) or stores it underground (Storage). 2030 NDC : Committed to reducing CO₂ emissions by 40% com-pared to 2018 by 2030 (Declared in COP26) The IEA (International Energy Agency) judges that the CCUS Technology is the most feasible.

After collecting CO₂ in a plant that emits a lot of CO₂, it is transferred to a supercritical fluid by applying a pressure of 80 to 100 atmospheres. Then, CCS technology means spraying and isolating in oil fields and salt water layers located 800 to 1,000 meters underground. If storage loca-tions are difficult to obtain, the captured CO₂ can be liquefied for use in welding, smart farms, or converted into other useful materials. CO₂ conversion methods include mineralization, microalgae and chemical methods.