A policy framework for carbon capture, use, and storage (CCUS) is a set of rules, laws, and incentives set up by the government to encourage the use of CCUS technologies. It has rules about how the project should be run, how safe it should be, and who is responsible for what. Investment is encouraged by tax credits and grants, and CCUS products are improved by funding for research and development. Building up infrastructure makes it easier to move and store CO2. Sharing information and working together are made easier by international cooperation. The idea is to make it easier for CCUS to be used by a lot of people, reduce emissions, and meet goals for preventing climate change while moving to a sustainable low-carbon economy.