Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage Stocks
Industrial decarbonization relies on a specialized value chain that captures atmospheric and point-source CO2 for sequestration or feedstock conversion. Revenue models in this space bridge traditional energy services, carbon credit generation, and chemical engineering, often leveraging tax incentives and voluntary carbon markets to de-risk high-capex infrastructure.
As of Oct 23, 2026, Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage has 25 US-listed companies worth $1.1T combined. The median member moved +2.5% over the past week; AGIG led at +21.7% and BKV trailed at -11.2%.
Companies in Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage
- XOM – Exxon Mobil Corp, $732B
- KMI – Kinder Morgan Inc, $75B
- APD – Air Products and Chemicals Inc, $68.6B
- OXY – Occidental Petroleum Corporation, $64.1B
- BKR – Baker Hughes Co, $55.6B
- VG – Venture Global, Inc., $32.1B
- CF – CF Industries Holdings Inc, $17.9B
- RYN – Rayonier Inc, $5.7B
- CRC – California Resources Corp, $4.8B
- TALO – Talos Energy, $2.9B
- BKV – BKV Corporation, $2.5B
- FLOC – Flowco Holdings Inc., $2.1B
- REX – REX American Resources Corporation, $1.5B
- GPRE – Green Plains Renewable Energy Inc, $993M
- ALTO – Alto Ingredients Inc, $268M
- AMTX – Aemetis Inc, $103M
- NPWR – NET Power Inc., $96.4M
- BSIN – Big Sky Industrial Inc., $75.1M
- DGNX – Diginex Limited Ordinary Shares, $59.2M
- LNZA – LanzaTech Global Inc., $58.2M
- TERS – Tersis Technologies Inc., $53.3M
- SAIH – SAIHEAT Limited, $45.4M
- AGIG – AGIG, $39.6M
- HGAS – Global Gas Corporation, $456,173
- SPEC – Spectaire Holdings Inc., $1,854