On Thursday evening Technip Energies announced that it has entered into a global alliance with Shell for carbon capture, with the aim of advancing their customers' decarbonization projects. The engineering group said it will collaborate exclusively with Shell Catalysts & Technologies, the energy transition subsidiary, to provide amine-based post-combustion carbon capture technologies. In a statement, the partners said that they plan to leverage Shell's Cansolv CO2 capture system. The idea is to make carbon capture more attractive to investors, but also easier to deploy at scale and more accessible to manufacturers. Technip Energies and Shell already operate two 'Cansolv' units and are working on four projects that have reached a final investment decision in the last two years.