This paper focused on the technical aspects of CCS deployment, obviously there are social, and political factors which are outside the scope of this work. A CCS system is a combination of multiple projects, a capture source, transport network, and storage sites. Coordinated planning is required to ensure that all three individual projects are commissioned by the target operation date. In order to accomplish this at the required scale, appropriate supply chains are necessary. Non-CCS customers will likely be able to afford to pay a premium for prioritised delivery, adding delay to the deployment of a CCS project. Therefore, sufficient expansion of supply chain capacity is needed to meet future increases in demand. However, the development of supply chains can take many years to establish. The decision to deploy CCS must occur in the near-term future (i.e., 5 years) in order to provide sufficient time for supply chain development. An under-developed supply chain will cause us to fall short of our climate change mitigation targets.