carbon capture and storage, Tag

Despite recent scrapping of three plants, experts still feel the energy has stake in future

Despite the recent scrapping of three nuclear plants experts still believe the energy has a stake in the future

Fractious UN climate change talks ended with a deal on putting the Paris agreement into practice – but much else left unresolved

Government scrapped £1bn plan in 2015 but now aims to build project within a decade

Guest David Middleton While we miss Gov. Perry here in Texas, he is doing a great job at the Department of Energy… Office of Fossil Energy Energy Department Announces Intent to Fund Research that Advances the Coal Plants...

Carbon emissions from nation’s largest LNG development were meant to be captured. More than two years on, the storage still hasn’t started

The world heating up by even 1.5C would have a brutal impact on future generations

Governor Jerry Brown signed an executive order for statewide carbon neutrality by 2045

Biomass-burning unit to use pioneering technology that aims to cut emissions

Hit by record droughts and rainfall and wildfires, California leads the way in tackling global warming

Josh Frydenberg talks up carbon capture and storage not because it’s effective but because it’s a point of political difference

It’s a simple idea: strip CO2 from the air and use it to produce carbon-neutral fuel. But can it work on an industrial scale?It’s nothing much to look at, but the tangle of pipes, pumps, tanks, reactors, chimneys and...

Government’s clean growth strategy unequivocally states that tackling climate change and a prosperous economy go hand in hand

The race is on to prove that CO2 can be taken from the air and recycled into profitable, carbon neutral fuels. But cost and investment obstacles remain

Initiative to convert CO2 into solid carbonates aims to produce building materials on commercial scale by 2020