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Federal Minister for Resources Madeleine King has urged industry to invest in carbon capture and storage technologies and dismissed the idea of banning new gas projects in a speech to the oil and gas industry in Perth.

• Environmental claims to become a key priority for ACCC
  
• Victoria's emission reduction targets in jeopardy if new gas terminal goes ahead: Greens
  
• CSIRO launches negative emission technology program
  
• Northern Territory seeks feedback on circular economy strategies

CO2 capture company Calix today informed the ASX that grants for its technology have been cancelled by the Albanese government, a week after it signed a worldwide licensing deal with cement company Heidelberg.

• Environment ministers to hold their first meeting in 18 months
  
• APCO admits PFAS plan doesn't have ministerial approval
  
• Beach Energy advances CO2 storage plans, to expand scope 3 reporting

Western Australia's EPA has revealed that Chevron Gorgon's sequestration performance has slumped, and has recommended stronger carbon conditions on the LNG project.

• Oil and gas companies will be CO2 storage service-providers: Global CCS Institute
  
• Glencore expects to capture, transport and store CO2 for $17 per tonne
  
• Updated PFAS guidance to include more advice on biosolids

A coal-and-CCS hydrogen project in Victoria now has two potential CO2 storage service providers, according to a Japanese backer of the proposal.

Santos was the first company approved to earn Australian Carbon Credit Units through carbon capture and storage, and it might be the last.

Inpex, TotalEnergies and Woodside will spend $165 million investigating a carbon storage site offshore from the Northern Territory, while Chevron and Santos will jointly assess CCS opportunities elsewhere.

A company given a $15 million grant by the former Coalition government to inject CO2 and boost oil recovery has made an EPBC referral for its project.