The indications from the Energy Roadmap 2050, various reports and developments worldwide clearly indicate that fossil fuels will continue to be present in the future of Europe and the world and will still be used in many industrial processes. However, the current climate crisis, caused by the continuous and increasing release of CO2 into the atmosphere, has reached a drastic level, in which the changes made by humans on the ecosystem are more and more tangible. In this framework, Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage technologies (CCUS) can play an important role for this transition period, accompanying the current world energy production sector, based on fossil fuels, towards a zero emissions condition driven by renewable resources.