• OGCI Climate Investments published “CCS in India,” outlining policy, storage, infrastructure, hub development, economics shaping carbon capture and storage deployment.
• Analysis flags existing Indian policy as a base for CCS, while highlighting gaps on permitting, long-term liability, monitoring, commercial models.
• Southern Cambay Hub identified as an early CO₂ storage prospect for further assessment, not an investment or project decision.
• Modelled scenarios indicate faster storage buildout or access to international storage could widen lower-cost pathways to net zero.

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