Despite a spate of projects getting underway, the mood at an industry conference in London this week was low with government subsidies set to shrink ...
The Carbon Capture & Storage Association (CCSA) has recognised projects advancing carbon capture technology, CO2 transport ...
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The UK government has warned that the next phase of its carbon capture programme will be subject to difficult funding decisions, with projects potentially facing changes to their priorities, ...
Eni CCUS Holding, jointly owned by Eni and Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), part of BlackRock, has completed the ...
The UK’s National Wealth Fund announced a £28.6 million ($39 million) investment for the Peak Cluster carbon capture and storage project that will include Spirit Energy’s carbon store in the Irish Sea ...
Delays in the uptake of carbon capture and storage projects across industry could put the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions targets at risk, according to the annual report from the UK government's Climate ...
The UK is supporting the next step in emission capture systems that can be deployed in ports as a cost-effective means of reducing emissions. The new project will combine the emissions capture ...
Gas power plant in northeast England, set to be generate 742 MW, would be the world’s first with carbon capture and storage, the construction team said. Rendering courtesy NZT Power Ltd. December 20, ...
The UK’s reliance on carbon capture and storage to reach its net-zero goals poses risks as potential costs escalate and rollout lags behind target, according to the National Audit Office. While the ...
A government -backed fund is pledging more than £2 for a carbon capture project. Energy secretary Ed Miliband has said that workers in “Britain’s manufacturing heartlands” will benefit from the ...
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