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Small Scottish carbon capture company’s work in focus amid climate emergency
AMID growing concern about the prospect of catastrophic climate change a lot of hope is being invested in the potential of a technology which may look premature to some. While the expectation is that carbon emissions associated with energy production will be slashed as result of the renewables revolution it looks likely that the world will rely on oil and gas to meet at least part of its needs for decades. If emissions are to be reduced to net zero by the UK Government’s targ
The Promise and Potential of Turning CO2 to Stone
On a planet where global concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide are higher than at any other time in human history, the need for game-changing solutions is escalating. Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies, which remove tons of carbon dioxide from industrial processes and store them away so they can’t add to the climate crisis, are gaining attention and support. A recent review paper details how CCS can contribute to a long-term reduction in atmospheric carbon d
Diverse support for carbon capture and storage picks up speed globally
Over the past six months, the Global CCS Institute has welcomed 12 new members from the industrial, financial and energy sectors signaling strong renewed momentum for carbon capture and storage (CCS) globally. These organisations join a global network of leading corporations, energy and infrastructure companies, governments and research institutes united by a shared vision to accelerate the deployment of CCS, a vital technology to tackle climate change and deliver climate neu
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