North Sea is Europe's best hope for carbon storage
Rock formations below the North Sea are Europe’s best hope for storing away tonnes of carbon dioxide and averting
carbon capture and storage
Carbon capture effort: Not good enough yet
While there’s no shortage of projects around the world aimed at finding ways to suck up carbon dioxide and
New carbon capture system could cut today's 'energy penalty'
A new system for capturing carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants could reduce the “energy penalty” that reduces the
Siemens, E.ON test carbon capture at coal-fired power plant
The desperate drive to continue burning coal without spewing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere continues this week with the announcement
Shell, National Grid join carbon capture group
Shell UK Limited and National Grid are joining ScottishPower’s carbon capture and storage (CCS) consortium, with ScottishPower planning to
How bees, balloons and pollen can help CO2 storage
US energy researchers say they can use bees, pollen and helium-filled balloons to make sure carbon sequestration sites are really
Ouch! Study pegs carbon capture's staggering cost
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) are possible, but the cost of doing so — both early on and even as the
'Clean coal' could boost UK economy by up to £4 billion
Clean coal technology could bring between £2 billion to £4 billion a year into the UK economy by 2030, as
ScottishPower launches Longannet carbon capture test
ScottishPower today flicked the switch on a test project to extract carbon dioxide emissions from its Longannet power station. It
UK, Norway to study North Sea carbon storage
The UK and Norway today jointly commissioned a study to assess the North Sea’s potential for storing European carbon
UK could be world leader in carbon capture, storage
The UK could become a world leader in carbon capture and storage (CCS), with the North Sea potentially able to
A primer on carbon capture and storage
Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Miliband last week announced that no new coal plants would be built in the