The paper presents characteristics of major industrial sectors which are responsible for significant part of total CO2 emissions in the world. Information on these sectors is given along with that concerning distribution of major stationary sources of emissions, shares of individual sectors of industry in total emission of CO2 and data on concentration of CO2 in streams of combustion gases from individual types of power plants and industrial gases. Results of economic evaluations of possibilities of elimination of CO2 emissions originating in the course of industrial processes are discussed at the example of the Netherlands. The authors propose to analyse usability of sequestrationby the underground storage method for two cases, that is for CO2 separated from emissions and for streams of pure CO2 gas. The first case concerns CO2 emissions from power and power and heat plants and some industrial processes, and the second - emissions from some industrial processes only. It is fairly possible that the first installations of sequestration by underground storage, especially those of the pilot type, will be localized in proximity of centers emission of stream of pure CO2 gas.