CCS

A series of major US announcements could help provide a fresh roadmap for industrial decarbonisation efforts

Icelandic company Carbfix has cracked the code on converting liquified CO2 into rock, leading the charge to capture and store excess carbon

New analysis shows there is significantly more blue hydrogen capacity planned than renewable hydrogen in UK's current development pipeline

'Most significant piece of energy legislation in a decade' reportedly at risk of being shelved

Firms to explore feasibility of CCS technology installed onboard maritime vessels

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

Oil and gas producers can gain first mover advantage by harnessing renewables and CCS to decarbonise their operations, argues Wood Mackenzie's Andrew Latham

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

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