The carbon capture and sequestration market is experiencing significant growth as governments and corporations focus on reducing CO2 emissions to achieve net-zero targets. Innovations in carbon capture technologies, such as Direct Air Capture, are improving efficiency and driving increased funding in the sector. Companies like ExxonMobil, with its hydrogen production plant generating 'blue' hydrogen and capturing millions of metric tons of CO2 annually, are at the forefront of these efforts. Occidental Petroleum's subsidiary, 1PointFive, is scaling up DAC technologies and collaborating with companies like AT&T and Microsoft to curb carbon emissions. Bloom Energy, through partnerships like the one with Shell to develop sustainable hydrogen solutions, is also contributing to decarbonization efforts. Investor interest in carbon capture stocks is expected to grow as the urgency of the climate crisis escalates, making these companies attractive options for portfolios. These developments emphasize the importance of carbon capture in the transition to a greener future.