The global energy landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace, and organisations pursuing long-term competitiveness are transitioning toward decarbonisation models that meet investor, regulatory, and stakeholder expectations. The Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) Training Course by Imperial Corporate Training Institute is structured to help executives and operational leaders build commercial-ready knowledge of carbon management pathways and develop high-impact CCUS strategies that unlock business value. Guided by real-world case studies and energy-sector insights, this programme equips participants to analyse carbon capture economics, assess utilisation opportunities, evaluate storage readiness, and align CCUS initiatives with strategic corporate priorities.
Delivered with a corporate-first philosophy, this course shifts the conversation from technical theory to business-driven climate action. Participants will explore investment drivers, risk frameworks, regulatory influence, financing models, and partnership ecosystems that enable successful CCUS execution at scale. Whether your organisation operates in oil & gas, manufacturing, utilities, industrial processing, or financial investment, this programme strengthens your ability to design viable decarbonisation plans, evaluate market entry for emerging carbon technologies, and build cross-functional capabilities that align environmental commitments with financial performance. With global attention on corporate carbon accountability, this training empowers leaders to convert sustainability ambitions into measurable, profitable outcomes rooted in responsible energy transition.
Objectives
The Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) Training Course by Imperial Corporate Training Institute is crafted to deliver the following key outcomes:
- Build strategic understanding of CCUS as a competitive driver in corporate energy transition
- Assess global CCUS market trends, investment flows, and industrial adoption roadmap
- Evaluate carbon capture technologies, commercial applications, and sector-wise implementation pathways
- Develop business and financial models aligned with CCUS capital planning and cost frameworks
- Understand carbon utilisation industries, product markets, and innovation pipelines
- Examine carbon storage processes, infrastructure requirements, and regulatory compliance
- Design CCUS business cases aligned with ESG targets, investor expectations, and capital markets signals
- Strengthen internal governance and stakeholder alignment around carbon commitments and risk management
- Identify public-private partnership channels and policy opportunities supporting CCUS expansion
- Build readiness for operational execution, performance monitoring, and technology-vendor engagement
Target Audience
- Corporate leaders and strategic decision-makers in the energy and industrial sectors
- Carbon strategy, sustainability, and ESG executives
- Oil & gas, petrochemical, and power sector professionals transitioning to low-carbon functions
- Procurement, investment, and corporate finance professionals assessing CCUS portfolios
- Environmental compliance, risk management, and regulatory affairs managers
- R&D, innovation, and technology commercialisation professionals
- Consultants and advisors in energy transition, sustainability, or carbon policy
- Corporate project managers leading decarbonisation or net-zero programmes