Carbon Capture and Storage

The UK cement and concrete industry has slashed emissions in recent years, and it is not all down to deindustrialisation - could the sector now emerge as a net zero trailblazer?

New report reveals over $100bn of investment now committed to new clean hydrogen projects globally, as sector looks to emulate the success of the wind and solar industries

Equinor, Shell, and TotalEnergies confirm the first CO2 from the flagship project has been injected and successfully stored 2,600 metres under the seabed

Projects in Cheshire and North Wales have entered negotiations to join the HyNet carbon capture and storage network

Treasury predicts investment could secure around 3,500 jobs and enable the decarbonisation of the UK's cement and lime industry

Global Innovation Centre in Navi Mumbai, India will provide demonstration facilities for emerging carbon capture technologies

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