Carbon capture and storage has moved from experimental pilot projects to a core operational expense for heavy industry. We examine how cement, steel, and chemical manufacturers are integrating point-source capture systems to meet net-zero mandates without halting production. The conversation looks at the economics of capture rates, the logistics of transporting CO2 via pipeline networks, and the emerging role of permanent mineralization in verifying removals. With regulatory frameworks like the Inflation Reduction Act’s Section 45Q tax credits now mature, we break down why this is no longer just an environmental compliance cost but a competitive differentiator in global supply chains.