CCS
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
World's largest post-combustion CCS plant comes online
NRG Energy and JX Nippon announce Petra Nova plant in Texas has been completed "on-budget and on-schedule"
How to burn more oil and gas but slash emissions? Offshore power stations
Tom Baxter of the University of Aberdeen explores an innovative new idea for capturing carbon emissions at source
COP22: CCS industry delivers fresh wave of projects, but warns faster progress needed
Annual state of the industry report reveals sector is close to having 18 large scale carbon capture projects online
Report: No 'show-stopping' barriers to bioenergy with CCS in UK
ETI urges government to back BECCS technology which it says could deliver negative emissions within 10 years
Reports: World's first steel CCS project comes online
Abu Dhabi project expected to save emissions equivalent to taking more than 170,000 cars off the road
OGCI: A step in the right direction, but still a failure of imagination
Investing $1bn over 10 years in tackling climate change is woefully inadequate for both the environment and the future of the oil and gas industry
Alabama coal and gas plant to test Exxon carbon capture technology
FuelCell Energy and ExxonMobil select 2.7GW James M. Barry power plant to pilot test fuel cell CCS system
What negative emissions options does the UK have?
The latest Committee on Climate Change reports say greenhouse gas removal options will be needed to hit net zero emissions - BusinessGreen explores the options before the UK as the government considers how to go negative
Analysts: World risks 'sleep-walking' into coal-reliant future
Pöyry projection warns drastic increase in the rate of coal plant retirements is urgently needed to meet Paris Agreement goals
Green heat, Brexit confusion, and Paris goals: Seven lessons from the latest CCC reports
BusinessGreen highlight key findings from the government's climate advisors reports on heat, Brexit, and the Paris Agreement
Carbon Clean Solutions launches 'game-changing' Indian project to capture coal plant carbon emissions
Carbon Capture and Utilisation project promising low cost carbon capture hailed as major breakthrough for nascent industry
Toxic loopholes? How coal plants are still exceeding EU pollution limits
Report reveals how over half of EU coal plants are still exceeding legal air pollution limits thanks to special exemptions
Norway unveils plan to develop industrial CCS portfolio
Industry group hails major push to put European CCS sector "back on track"
'No justification for delay' on CCS, say government advisers
Advisory group calls on government to establish state-backed CCS company "without delay" to kickstart industry and cut costs of climate action
Distinctive 'CO2 fingerprint' could aid CCS deployment, say scientists
New study shows captured CO2 has an inherent chemical fingerprint depending on its source, making it easier to ensure gas is safely stored
Burning coal for gas in UK seabeds would flame pollution, says report
Friends of the Earth condemns Coal Authority for granting licences for underground coal gasification at 19 UK sites
