Carbon Capture and Storage

Developing CCS could allow more carbon to be unlocked while also limiting global warming in line with the Paris Agreement

DECC-funded research argues several sites could be fully operational by 2030

Company claims 'highly successful' pilot project could herald cost reductions of up to 50 per cent for carbon capture technology thanks to new solvent

Labour's Alan Whitehead argues a partnership with Norway could revive the UK's scandalously shelved carbon capture ambitions

Oil giant is strengthening agreement with FuelCell Energy in effort to pilot technology within two years

Country should focus on nuclear power and carbon capture technologies, former chief scientific adviser said in his final interview

Adrienne Macartney argues studies of the Red Planet could aid carbon sequestration research back on Earth

EEF's Nicholas Troja argues a credible strategy for delivering industrial CCS is critical to both UK manufacturing's long term competitiveness and the Paris Agreement's climate goals

Industry experts claim Britain has unique geographical assets and industrial skills base for CCS, but warn time is running out for government to take the lead in its development

Transforming carbon emissions from fossil fuel generation is more than a business opportunity