A CCS prospective study for an energy project involves evaluating the feasibility and potential of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology. It includes assessing the technical aspects of implementing CCS, evaluating available CO2 storage sites, estimating costs, conducting an environmental impact assessment and considering regulatory and policy factors. The study will: examine the compatibility of CCS with the project’s infrastructure analyse storage capacities and geological formations provide a preliminary cost analysis evaluate environmental benefits and risks consider regulatory requirements and policy incentives related to CCS implementation.   The study helps stakeholders make informed decisions about the viability and integration of CCS technology into the energy project, considering technical, financial, environmental, and regulatory aspects.