About Us

ACV’s mission is to accelerate the global shift to net-zero by safely and permanently storing carbon underground through scalable, low-cost CCS solutions

ACV’s mission is to accelerate the global shift to net-zero bu safely an permanently storing carbon underground through scaleable, low-cost CCS solutions

Location

ACV is unlocking one of the world’s largest onshore carbon storage opportunities — 18,221 km² in the Arckaringa Basin, South Australia, with capacity for up to 1.6 billion tonnes of CO₂. Pioneering a low-cost, large-scale carbon capture solution built for the future.

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Large license position

Size

Storage license approximately equivalent to the size of Wales

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Two appraisal targets

Targets

Carbon Vault 1 (sandstones) and Carbon Vault 2 (coals). With sandstone reservoirs at approximately 800 metres and coal seams at around 250 metres depth, ACV’s drilling and injection operations are expected to be low-cost

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Cutting-edge approach

Coal Injection

ACV’s approach of injecting CO₂ into coal formations is both innovative and cutting-edge, setting the company apart in the global CCS landscape

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1.6 billion tonne resource

Global resource

ACV holds an independently assessed prospective resource of approximately 1.6 billion tons of CO₂ storage capacity, positioning it among the largest CCS resources globally

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Focused on Carbon Capture

No EOR

ACV is solely focused on carbon capture and storage (CCS) and has no involvement in enhanced oil recovery (EOR) activities

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First Australian CCS

Australia first

ACV will be Australia’s first and only pure-play carbon capture and storage (CCS) company

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Favourable Global Juristiction

Located onshore in SA

ACV’s CCS project is located onshore in South Australia, one of the most favourable jurisdictions globally, supported by a state government known for its regulatory excellence