InCapture and G-15-AP CCS Joint Venture Award Development Concept Engineering Contract to Wood

InCapture Pty Ltd (InCapture) recently presented its flagship Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) initiative, Project Cardinia, at the World Hydrogen Conference 2025 in South Korea. The presentation was part of InCapture’s participation in an Australian clean energy delegation led by Austrade and WA Invest & Trade.

InCapture exhibited in the Australia Pavilion and presented Project Cardinia during the Australia Country Day Seminar. The seminar was hosted by Austrade and officially opened by His Excellency Jeff Robinson, the Australian Ambassador to the Republic of Korea. This provided a key platform to highlight Australia’s growing role in global decarbonization efforts.

Project Cardinia, located on the North West Shelf of Australia, is designed to offer secure geological carbon dioxide storage solutions. The project aims to support hard-to-abate industries in South Korea, Japan, and Australia, helping them achieve their emissions reduction targets.

The project is a collaborative effort, with InCapture working alongside joint venture partners SK earthon and Carbon CQ. Progress is being accelerated through strategic partnerships with technical program leaders Halliburton and Wood. This powerful combination of expertise ensures the project is rapidly advancing through its technical work program and key regulatory milestones, targeting an accelerated operational timeframe.

The showcase at the World Hydrogen Conference highlighted Project Cardinia’s future ability to help the hard-to-abate sectors decarbonise.

InCapture extends its gratitude to Austrade, WA Invest & Trade, and the organisers of the World Hydrogen Expo 2025 (H2 MEET) for their support and for providing a valuable platform to engage with international partners.

For more information about Project Cardinia, please contact us at info@incapture.com.au.