Energy companies eye UK's billion-pound bet on carbon capture
Several leading energy companies are expressing interest in working with the British government to make carbon capture and storage (CCS)
Are hopes for a low-carbon economy fading?
A lot of hope has been placed on developing affordable, scalable technologies that can grab carbon out of the emissions
Construction starts on 1st industrial-scale CCS plant in US
Construction has begun on the US’s first large-scale industrial facility for capturing and storing carbon dioxide.
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Carbon capture projects up 21% in 2010
The global commitment to carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies remains strong, according to “The Global Status of CCS: 2010”
US: Mass CO2 capture in 10 years
Princeton University researchers Stephen Pacala and Robert H. Socolow include it in three of the 15 stabilisation wedge strategies they
US: Kill CO2 by burying it
How can we get kill off the carbon dioxide that’s spewing into the atmosphere thanks to fossil fuels? The
Carbon-cutting tech: Key is to distinguish 'possible' from 'viable'
To better understand which technologies can reduce carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants, we need to know first how well
Iceland to test storing carbon dioxide in mineral form
Geochemists attending a conference in the US today heard about a new way in which we might be able to
Carbon capture and storage: False hope or our only hope?
With oil and coal still on track to provide most of our future energy needs — especially in fast-developing countries like
Carbon capture 'not a conspiracy against renewables'
Figuring out how to capture and store away carbon dioxide emissions — and then starting to do so soon on a
