The U.K.'s Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has set out on a mission to enhance the nation's energy security, reduce costs, and achieve net zero emissions. At the core of this endeavor is the Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage (CCUS) program, aimed at decarbonizing industries, facilitating low-carbon energy generation, and advancing low-carbon hydrogen production. The DESNZ has secured substantial funding of nearly £22 billion for CCUS projects over the next 25 years, with the initial focus on carbon capture activities. Jacobs and PA Consulting have formed a strategic partnership to support DESNZ in creating industrial clusters that integrate power, hydrogen, transport projects, and storage infrastructure. This collaboration involves providing comprehensive expertise in program management, technology, design, and analytics to drive bold and innovative approaches towards carbon capture. By strengthening the program management office capabilities and mitigating scheduling risks, Jacobs and PA Consulting are laying the foundation for a robust and successful program that aligns with the U.K. government's objective of achieving net zero emissions. This partnership exemplifies a shared commitment to innovation, sustainability, and impactful delivery on a national level, reinforcing the importance of collaboration in driving critical initiatives for energy transition and decarbonization.