CCS
It supports the Global Cement and Concrete Association’s previous pledge to achieve net zero concrete by 2050
In Episode 3 we discover if carbon capture and storage is actually the most cost effective step we can take at present to cut emissions
It is targeting an absolute reduction of 30% in Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030
They are expected to play a key role in decarbonising energy intensive industries, such as agriculture and cement production, however uncertainties and concerns remain
Based in Iceland, the facility can capture up to 4,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide per year
Climeworks’ carbon removal solution filters carbon dioxide from ambient air using geothermal energy, with the captured CO2 sent for permanent storage in nearby rock layers
The proposed Polaris CCS project would be located at its Scotford Complex near Edmonton and capture carbon dioxide from the refinery and chemicals plant
The partnership between HyNet North West and InterGen could reduce carbon emissions from the power station in Runcorn by more than 150,000 tonnes every year
They intend to explore options and locations – including North America and Western Europe – and identify how the design of a new build BECCS plant can be optimised using the latest technology and best practice in engineering design
The company intends to compress CO2 at the Calcasieu Pass and Plaquemines LNG sites, transport and inject it deep into subsurface saline aquifers where it will be permanently stored
