CCS
Cheers to that: Drax in talks with beer industry over CCS solution to CO2 shortage
Energy firm in talks with British Beer & Pub Association over upcoming CCS trial link up after CO2 shortages for UK industry this summer
Norway seeks bids for North Sea CO2 storage contracts
Norwegian government invites companies to submit commercial bids for contracts to store captured carbon dioxide in reservoirs below the sea
'Government must provide more certainty': Drax, biomass CCS, and the end of coal
Drax Power CEO Andy Koss talks to BusinessGreen about the firm's new carbon capture project and why new gas is needed to balance the ever cleaner power grid
Study: Captured CO2 can be safely store for 'thousands of years'
New scientific analysis set to boost confidence in carbon capture and storage technology
'Hugely exciting': Drax to test carbon capture technology at North Yorkshire biomass plant
Drax and C-Capture say North Yorkshire pilot could be the 'first of several' in the UK aimed at delivering negative emissions
Offset reset? Climeworks secures 'historic' first contracts for CO2-sucking system
Swiss firm claims 'historic' deals mark the first time a company has been commissioned to permanently remove CO2 from the atmosphere
No region left behind: Can the EU help coal regions navigate the low carbon transition?
Ahead of the One Planet Summit the EU has sent an admirable message to those communities that risk losing out as a result of decarbonisation
The quest to create carbon-negative concrete
New technologies from Canadian companies CarbonCure and CarbiCrete are part of an XPRIZE focused on beneficial uses of carbon dioxide
COP23: CCS industry warns more than 2,000 carbon capture plants needed by 2040
Global Status of CCS Report confirms 17 large scale CCS plants are now operational, but warns surge of development is urgently required
Study: Failure to back CCS could make decarbonisation costs 'unfeasible'
University College London authored report argues governments need to provide 'whole chain co-ordination and support' to nurture development of CCS
CCS and the Clean Growth Plan
Alex Cunningham MP, chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on CCS, argues
US Department of Energy fires up $26m carbon capture research fund
Trump administration offers financial assistance for cost-shared carbon capture research projects
Statoil, Shell and Total ink partnership to deliver 'first-of-a-kind' CCS project
Oil giants team up to work on pioneering Norwegian project to deliver 'full scale' CCS
May and Trudeau team up to drive 'global transition away from coal'
Theresa May uses Canada trip to reassert UK's commitment to phase out unabated coal power by 2025
Support domestic development of CCS, UK government urged
Scottish Carbon Capture & Storage (SCCS) research group pens open letter to climate change minister Claire Perry ahead of forthcoming Clean Growth Plan
It's time to accept carbon capture has failed - here's what we should do instead
Why go to all that bother when you can just half-fill the kettle, asks Tom Baxter from the University of Aberdeen
Can hydrogen and CCS save one another?
Policy Exchange's Matt Rooney argues that marrying the visions for CCS and hydrogen manufacture could bring multiple benefits to the UK
Vattenfall gas plant considered for hydrogen and CCS conversion
Statoil, Vattenfall, and Gasunie to look at converting Dutch facility into hydrogen-powered plant, and explore combining H2 production with carbon capture and storage capabilities
Report: There is enough UK CO2 storage capacity for decades to come
Energy Technologies Institute says 'substantial' CO2 storage capacity can meet demand through to 2050 and beyond
MPs slam government for lacking Carbon Capture and Storage plan
Public Accounts Committee warns government has 'major gap' in its decarbonisation plans without more support for CCS
Industrial CCS in Teesside: the Cinderella project that could set the UK towards its climate and growth goals
Sarah Tennison of the Tees Valley Combined Authority makes the case for fast-tracking the region's ambitious CCS plans
Teesside Collective unveils proposal for industrial CCS network designed to undercut offshore wind power
Plan sets out how to capture industrial emissions at a cost of just £58 per tonne of carbon dioxide
£168m for nothing: A new approach is needed for CCS
Lord Oxburgh argues it is time for a new approach to CCS that can deliver for the environment, for taxpayers, and for the UK's industrial heartlands
National Audit Office slams £100m cost of flawed CCS competition
Report criticises UK's second failed attempt to deliver a CCS project, as government insists it 'hasn't closed the door' on the technology
