The liquid carbon dioxide storage tank market is projected to grow from $1.62 billion in 2025 to $2.42 billion by 2030, according to The Business Research Company. The report covers stationary and mobile tanks, material types, capacity bands, and end users including food and beverage, medical, industrial, and oil and gas. It also highlights a February 2025 acquisition in which Yinson Holdings bought Stella Maris CCS, a Norwegian liquid CO2 storage specialist, as part of a push into the carbon capture value chain. For readers tracking carbon markets or CCS deployment, the relevant takeaway is that storage and transport equipment are becoming a distinct investment category. Cryogenic tanks with vacuum insulation and pressure controls are the kind of physical asset that carbon capture projects need once they move beyond pilot stage. The report's numbers are estimates, so treat the CAGR as directional rather than precise.
