7月1日实施，一批国家标准发布

Core Viewpoint - The recent approval and release of 12 national standards for carbon dioxide capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) by the State Administration for Market Regulation is a significant step towards achieving carbon neutrality goals, with implementation set for July 1, 2026 [1][2]. Group 1: Standards Overview - The standards cover essential processes related to carbon dioxide capture, transportation, and storage, as well as foundational aspects such as terminology and emission reduction assessment [1]. - In carbon dioxide capture, the standard titled "General Requirements for Post-Combustion Carbon Dioxide Capture Systems" outlines classifications, components, technical requirements, key performance indicators, operational evaluations, and management requirements [1]. - For carbon dioxide transportation, the standard "Quality Requirements for Medium Entering Long-Distance Carbon Dioxide Pipelines" specifies quality indicators, sampling, testing methods, and inspection rules for the medium entering the pipelines [1]. - Regarding carbon dioxide storage, the standard "Geological Storage of Carbon Dioxide Capture, Transport, and Geological Storage" details site screening, selection and evaluation methods, storage volume assessment methods, injection operation plan design, risk management, and engineering management requirements [1]. - The common foundational standard "Vocabulary of Carbon Dioxide Capture, Transport, and Geological Storage" establishes key terminology and clarifies the accounting boundaries, processes, and methods for greenhouse gas emission reductions in CCUS projects [1]. Group 2: Impact of Standards - The implementation of these standards will effectively unify basic concepts and establish uniform technical specifications, testing methods, and evaluation standards for key processes in carbon dioxide capture, transportation, and storage [2]. - This initiative is expected to promote technological innovation and industrial application across the entire CCUS chain, supporting deep carbon reduction and high-quality economic development [2].