The UK has finalized significant carbon capture agreements, like the Northern Endurance Partnership and Net Zero Teesside Power, to achieve Net Zero commitments. CCUS technology captures and stores or repurposes CO2 emissions from major sources, aiding in reducing greenhouse gases and creating economic opportunities. The three-step CCS process involves capture, transport, and storage, crucial for sectors like hydrogen production and manufacturing. Utilizing captured carbon in innovative ways leads to new revenue streams. Regulatory frameworks and investments are pivotal in scaling CCUS adoption, overcoming challenges like high costs and infrastructure gaps. While critics raise concerns about fossil fuel use prolongation, collaboration and policy support are key to scaling CCUS for industrial decarbonization and achieving Net Zero emissions goals.