The NCM Knowledge Hub is a structured repository of analytical content produced by NCM's advisory team — covering the policy, commercial, technological, and financial dimensions of CCUS deployment in India. Unlike general-purpose CCUS information resources, every piece of content in the Knowledge Hub is calibrated to India's specific industrial structure, regulatory environment, and investment landscape.
Content in the Knowledge Hub is organised into five categories: Policy Tracker (live status of India's CCUS-relevant regulations, carbon market rules, and international agreements); CBAM Sector Exposure (detailed analysis of which Indian industrial sectors face the highest EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism liability and what CCUS investment is required to protect market access); Technology Deep-Dives (technical analyses of specific capture, storage, and utilisation technologies at the depth required for feasibility study inputs); Country and State Case Studies (detailed profiles of international CCUS programmes and Indian state-level CCUS landscapes); and Funding and Finance Guides (accessible overviews of the DFI instruments, climate funds, and commercial finance structures available for Indian CCUS projects).
The Knowledge Hub is updated by NCM's advisory team as policy, technology, and market conditions evolve. NCM clients receive advance notification of significant updates and access to the underlying research that supports published analyses. Government and regulatory stakeholders engaging with NCM on India's CCUS framework development are invited to contribute to and validate Knowledge Hub content in their areas of responsibility.
Knowledge Hub content categories covering policy, CBAM, technology, country cases, and finance
Total pages in the NCM website — the most comprehensive India CCUS resource available
Indian industrial sectors covered in depth across the Knowledge Hub and sector pages
International CCUS programmes (AU, NO, UK, NL, DE, DK) integrated throughout NCM content
Live status of India's CCUS-relevant policy instruments — the National Carbon Market, PAT scheme extensions, Article 6 bilateral agreements, DGH storage licensing proposals, and international frameworks affecting Indian industry. Updated as developments occur.
Detailed analysis of EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism liability for each Indian industrial sector — quantifying the annual financial exposure and the CCUS investment required to protect market access. Updated with EU ETS price and regulation changes.
Technical analyses at feasibility study depth — licensor comparisons, India-specific performance parameters, energy integration studies, and cost estimation methodologies for specific capture, storage, and utilisation technologies.
Profiles of international CCUS programmes (Australia, Norway, UK, Netherlands, Germany, Denmark) and Indian state-level CCUS landscapes — translating international lessons into India-applicable insights.
Accessible overviews of ADB, IFC, GCF, AIIB, EIB, and private climate finance instruments — eligibility criteria, application processes, co-financing structures, and carbon credit monetisation frameworks for Indian CCUS projects.
The India CCUS Policy Tracker and the CBAM Sector Exposure Analysis are the two most frequently accessed Knowledge Hub resources — providing the policy and commercial context that every CCUS project developer, industrial client, and government stakeholder needs before engaging with NCM's advisory services.
The Policy Tracker gives a live picture of where India's CCUS regulatory landscape stands today — which instruments are in force, which are in draft, which are in consultation, and what timeline NCM projects for each. For project developers, this is the single most important strategic document for determining when to progress from pre-feasibility to FID: the availability of storage permits, carbon credit registration, and CBAM compliance documentation all depend on the policy instruments tracked here.
The CBAM Sector Exposure Analysis translates the abstract EU regulation into concrete financial numbers for each Indian industrial sector — quantifying the annual CBAM liability at current EU ETS prices, identifying which companies within each sector are most exposed, and mapping the CCUS investment required to protect EU market access. For industrial clients with European export revenue, this document provides the financial justification for CCUS investment that makes the business case to boards and lenders.
All Knowledge Hub content published on this website is freely accessible — NCM publishes in the public interest and as part of its mission to develop India's CCUS ecosystem. More detailed technical appendices, proprietary cost data, and client-specific analyses are available to NCM clients and government partners through direct engagement with NCM's advisory team.
Knowledge Hub updates are announced through NCM's LinkedIn channel, newsletter, and direct notification to registered users. To receive advance notification of major updates — including new policy tracker entries, updated CBAM liability assessments, and new country case studies — contact NCM through the website or email the Knowledge Hub team directly.
NCM welcomes contributions from government stakeholders, DFI representatives, technology licensors, and academic researchers who can improve the accuracy and completeness of Knowledge Hub content. Guest analyses and technical notes from qualified contributors are published with full attribution — NCM's Knowledge Hub is intended to be the community resource for India's CCUS development, not a proprietary database.
Whether you are a government body seeking policy advice, an industrial company facing CBAM exposure, or an investor seeking CCUS project opportunities — our team is ready to engage.