GS Caltex took home two awards at the 2026 London International Awards for its CCU-S campaign, which teaches children about carbon capture, utilization and storage. The campaign uses a hands-on kit that compares carbon gas to flatulence to make the technology easier to understand. It also included school programs for about 500 students in Yeosu and content with science creator Gwedo. For anyone tracking low-carbon industry moves, the awards recognize creative communication, not commercial scale. GS Caltex continues to build a portfolio around CCUS, carbon-free steam, biofuels and waste plastic recycling. The news is a useful reminder that public understanding of CCUS is still early stage, and outreach alone does not reduce emissions.
