Storage Capacity and Site Selection
It’s not easy to find good storage areas that have enough space and are stable geologically. When choosing a site, it’s important to think about how close it is to emission sources, what the geology is like, and how it might affect the ecosystems nearby. Getting a full picture of the subsurface is important for getting the most storage space.

Economic Viability
The cost of technologies for capturing carbon, transporting it, injecting it, and keeping an eye on it all affects how economically viable carbon storage is. The goal of ongoing research is to lower these costs so that carbon storage is more competitive and financially viable, especially when compared to other ways to cut down on emissions.

Public Perception and Social Acceptance
How people feel about and accept carbon storage projects is very important to their success. Getting people to support carbon storage requires open communication and involvement from the community about its safety