Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage works in three steps: capture, transport, and use or store.
Transport can be by pipelines, ships, or other safe methods.
Uses include making concrete, fertilizer, and green fuels.
Underground storage puts the gas in old oil fields, salty water layers, or volcanic rock.
India aims to cut emissions while still growing its economy.
It captures carbon dioxide from factories, moves it, and either uses it in products or stores it underground.
This helps hard‑to‑change industries like steel and cement lower their greenhouse gas release.
The government is funding research and building test sites across the country.
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