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Adequate knowledge of the geographical location of stationary CO2 emitting sources, the emission clusters impacts costs and the general viability of CCS projects is a fundamental part of planning a CCS project. This chapter seeks to comment on mapping the state of the art stationary sources of CO2 emissions in the south-southeast region of Brazil. It presents a compilation of the data distributed by the state governments of South-southeastern Brazil on CO2 emissions in five sectors: energy sector, industrial processes, agricultural sector, land use and waste. The origins of emissions in the south-southeast Brazilian states are distinct, suggesting different approaches for these locations. This effort aims to facilitate the dynamics of energy planning associated with CCS by promoting an understanding of the dynamics of emissions. Understanding emissions and their origins are one step closer to making a capture and storage project a reality.