CCS

Carbon removal is happening, but we need to make sure it scales fast enough, argue Residual co-founders Laura Fritsch and Ted Christie-Miller

Bedfordshire pilot testbed seen as key milestone in the development of planned full-scale carbon capture system at the forthcoming Protos energy from waste facility in Cheshire

Proven industrial electrification projects are being overlooked and underfunded compared to riskier options such as carbon capture and storage, claims Green Alliance

Carbon capture firm inks latest CO2 removal deals with social media giant TikTok and British rum maker Two Drifters

Public Accounts Committee cautions there is high degree of uncertainty over whether 'risky' CCUS investments will pay off

Energy giant purchases rights to develop and operate a new power station in North Killingholme capable of powering 1.1 million homes

Electricity generated at Lethbridge 1 solar farm to be used to power Deep Sky's first major direct air capture plant in Alberta

Carbon removal investors should focus on low-risk, scalable nature-based solutions, rather than complex technologies that require vast amounts of funding, research and development, argues Alastair Collier from UK climate tech firm A Healthier Earth

Construction of CO2 transport and storage infrastructure and gas-fired power plant fitted with CCS now expected to start in summer 2025

UK's Emissions Trading Scheme could be expanded from 2026 to include domestic maritime sector and non-pipeline transport of captured CO2