Carbon Capture and Storage

Major net zero blueprint for global chemicals sector argues transformation into 'planet-positive force' is technically feasible and would deliver huge financial and jobs benefits

New IEEFA report argues existing CCS projects are underperforming, but industry counters that carbon capture projects can deliver major emissions savings when effective policy frameworks are in place

CO2 captured from Yara's ammonia and fertiliser plant in the Netherlands to be transported and then stored by TotalEnergies at Northern Lights subsea facility from 2025

BEIS claims launch of next stage of its industrial decarbonisatoin programme as 'an important step towards a net zero economy'

Funds will be used to develop catalyst technology which aims to store CO2 through the production of polymers

Engineered carbon removal technologies such as CCUS, DAC, and BECCS are increasingly seen as crucial to the net zero transition, but spreading the costs fairly remains a challenge

Global carbon capture capacity needed to tackle up to a quarter of today's annual CO2 emissions by 2050, Energy Transitions Commission estimates

Government looks to boost fledgling greenhouse gas removal sector, with new funding for a range of innovative technologies

The government has presented further details of its plan for scaling up direct air capture, CCUS, and BECCS technologies in the coming decade

Company claims new production method presents major opportunity to slash environmental impact of plastic bottles and fibres