We address the growing urgency of climate action and China’s pivotal role in advancing carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) toward its “dual carbon” goals. This study examines factors influencing CCUS development in China using structural equation modeling (SEM), identifying five critical determinants: resources, environment, market, technology, and government–society dimensions. Empirical data from expert surveys underscore the need for integrated policy measures, including fiscal incentives, standardized evaluation, international cooperation, and energy infrastructure upgrades. The findings enable effective decarbonization and provide a transferable framework for emerging economies.
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