Carbon Capture and Storage

Speculation mounting over plans to boost nuclear and CCS, as reports suggest Treasury is concerned about cost implications

The arrival of carbon capture networks paves the way for mass use of hydrogen, says Matt Hindle from the Energy Networks Association

Government hands out £26m in carbon capture funding, including to Tata Chemicals which plans to get the UK's first industrial scale facility running by 2021

Swiss carbon capture pioneers launch online shop where individuals can buy carbon dioxide removal service to offset emissions

BEIS Committee slams government's 'turbulent' policy support for carbon capture, storage and utilisation (CCUS) technologies

The CCUS Advisory Group, backed by £1m of funding, includes representatives from Shell, BP, Tata Steel, Drax, and National Grid

UK carbon removal specialist's fundraise will help it further develop chemical-based system to remove CO2 from power plants, steel works, and cement factories

Luke Warren of the CCSA argues that after several false starts, the UK's fledgling carbon capture industry is entering a critical period

Swiss soft drinks bottler teams up with carbon capture pioneers Climeworks to make the world's first fizzy drink using CO2 sucked from the air

Global CCS Institute argues case for the technology is now 'irrefutable' in report launched at sidelines of UN climate summit in Poland