Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) technologies have been proposed in recent times to mitigate anthropogenic climate change. Although already present in other Western countries, public policies regulating the deployment of CCUS facilities are still lacking in Switzerland. In this second volume, we analyze the current legal and institutional framework that revolves around the complex public policy issues related to CCUS. We then present a series of detailed proposals to develop a coherent, integrated and sustainable public policy of CCUS in the Swiss context.