Carbon Capture and Storage

Energy from waste company provides update on progress towards net zero and circular economy goals

Firms behind carbon capture and storage project welcome £200m of initial development funding, but concerns grow over future of public sector energy efficiency funding

Report predicts CCS capacity will grow from 41 million tonnes a year today to 1.3 gigatonnes by 2050, but warns sector is still off track for delivering net zero scenarios

Major CCS project could store up to 10 million tonnes of CO2 a year in the 2030s, according to developers

Once operational in 2029 the project is expected to capture 'almost all' of the CO2 emitted from the firm's existing Padeswood cement manufacturing site

Oil and gas giant beefs up target to deliver 60 per cent reduction in methane emissions from its facilities against 2020 levels by the end of this year

Northern Lights joint venture expected to begin injecting captured industrial CO2 under the seabed off the west coast of Norway from this summer

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

The Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary is still fighting to advance the UK's clean energy plans, writes Roger Harrabin, but he would be wise to find more space for energy storage in his vision for the grid

Report from DNV forecasts the UK economy is on track to slash greenhouse gas emissions 82 per cent by 2050, but fall short of net zero goal