Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is one of the latest methods climate activists are using to combat greenhouse gases and achieve “net-zero” carbon dioxide emissions. Government-funded CCS companies ...

National strategies for storing carbon dioxide (CO2) could have the unintended consequence of making global inequalities even ...

Some carbon-capture technology will be necessary, but so far CCS — particularly CCUS — in the way it’s been done, has brought ...

The Environment and Public Works Committee is focusing on carbon capture for its first policy hearing of the year.

Tracing the evolution of the pioneering maritime CO2 transport project The Northern Lights project, a collaborative venture ...

Participants in the midstream stage of US carbon capture projects take carbon from an upstream emission source to a ...

Australia is rapidly losing ground in carbon capture and storage, putting at risk the net zero emissions by 2050 and ...

[1] In this article, CCS refers only to non-utilization carbon storage processes. [2] Many states have primacy for certain classes of wells and implement their own additional regulations.

“EPA must move to swiftly and rigorously review and make determinations on pending projects and primacy applications to ...

Santos says it's captured and stored 340,000 tonnes of CO2 and is on track to significantly expand operations — but an energy ...

The UK government’s backing of unproven, first-of-a-kind carbon capture technology to reach Net Zero is high risk and more ...

Britain’s carbon capture and storage technology projects are facing the threat of Treasury cuts following warnings from MPs that the “high risk” policy should be reassessed to make sure it is ...