Not feasible at any price? Study questions carbon storage
Could it be that economics isn’t the biggest hurdle standing in the way of our goal of safely locking
Ancient rocks in Oman could yield clues to carbon storage
A group of British researchers have returned from a trip to the Middle East with new insights about how to
Universities get £6.9 million to study carbon capture, storage
E.ON and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council have awarded £6.9 million in research funding to four
Report: Bush officials intentionally killed carbon capture project
Officials in the Bush administration intentionally used inaccurate cost figures and promoted a plan experts said was unworkable before ultimately
2009 'pivotal year' for carbon sequestration
This year promises to be a critical one for the nascent carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) industry, according to a
Shell plans 1,000Mw Dutch carbon capture power plant
Oil giant Shell and Dutch energy company Essent are to study the feasibility of a 1,000MW carbon capture and
Aussies put $100m into carbon capture
Australia, the largest exporter of coal in the world, has unveiled plans to sweep carbon underground.
The Australian government has
Plans to bury Europe's CO2 emissions under North Sea
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is undoubtedly the hot green topic of the moment. Hardly a day goes by without
EC invites tenders for carbon capture project
Brussels bureaucrats at the European Commission (EC) are preparing to establish what could be a massively important network of projects
Coal-fired carbon capture experiment begins
The controversial subject of carbon capture and storage (CCS) – liquefying toxic carbon emissions and burying it underground – is in the
