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Now is the time to make up for years of little progress in developing and deploying this essential technology, writes LSE's Esin Serin, policy analyst at the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment

Government should publish detailed policy framework to help drive low carbon investment in heavy industry following recent industrial decarbonisation and hydrogen strategies, sustainable business group warns

Aurora Energy Research contends thermal power generation equipped with hydrogen and CCS offers most cost-effective pathway to a net zero power system

British Glass sets out potential decarbonisation pathways based on renewables, hydrogen, CCS, and greater recycling levels

Free to attend register to be hosted next week in association with the Northern Endurance Partnership, Zero Carbon Humber, and Net Zero Teesside

Energy firms estimate project could capture up to 1.5 million tonnes of CO2 from the new gas power plant each year

Small-scale CCS and hydrogen specialists to evaluate, design and operate a demonstration plant by end of 2022

By 2050 the UK must replace almost all current electricity capacity and build at least as much again in order to meet climate goals – this can only be funded on the basis of robust business models, explains Atkins Global's David Cole

Partnership will explore whether SSE's under-construction Keadby 2 gas-fired power station could be ‘progressively decarbonised’ through hydrogen blending

Fossil fuel firms are increasingly eyeing up plans for blue hydrogen production, but think tank E3G fears the nascent sector risks locking in a new generation of high carbon infrastructure and jobs