The European Union has steadily strengthened and multiplied its actions to achieving maximum CO2 emission reduction from the energy sector. A wide range of separation and capture of CO2 from gas streams technologies currently exist. Carbon capture and storage is one of the potential method of controlling greenhouse gas emissions, but to solve the CO2 emission problem we need to develop new industrial CO2 recycle method. So, this paper focused on possibilities of CO2 industrial utilization. Recently, carbon dioxide reforming of methane becomes more attractive way to utilize carbon dioxide. It has been demonstrated that carbon dioxide reforming of methane produces synthesis gas (H2/CO =1), which is useful for the synthesis of acetic acid, dimethyl ether, hydrocarbons and oxo-alcohols. Carbon deposition over catalysts surface is the main problem for carbon dioxide reforming with methane. Therefore, the better activity and stability of catalysts are necessary to be improved. In this work, the carbon dioxide reforming of methane on commercial (INS Puławy G-0117-7H) and new sol-gel Ni-based catalyst was investigated. The carbon dioxide reforming of methane operated under molar ratio of CH4:CO2 = 1:1; 1:2; 2;1 at two different temperatures, 600 and 700?C. Results of the carbon dioxide reforming of methane showed activity with promising low carbonaceous deposition. The methane conversion increased with temperature growth, the molar ratio of obtained synthesis H2/CO was about 1 for CH4:CO2 = 1:1.