CCS

SaskPower’s CCS facility has demonstrated the impact on the environment this technology can have – equivalent to taking 865,000 cars off the road for a year

The collaboration will initially focus on the European market for new low carbon power generation, where a combination of new turbines and carbon capture and storage can provide sustainable solutions fit for the 21st century

The HyNet North West project is expected to create 6,000 new jobs and reduce carbon emissions by 10 million tonnes every year by 2030

The Australian-Japanese collaboration could reduce carbon emissions by 1.8m tonnes per year, equivalent to the emissions of 350,000 petrol cars

The delivery services company intends to make investments in three key areas: vehicle electrification, sustainable energy and carbon sequestration

It plans to invest $3bn through 2025, with an initial focus on carbon capture and storage technologies

Hydrogen can clean up industry whether it’s green or blue, says new report

Solar and wind received the bulk of renewable investments globally, according to a new report

Equinor, Shell and Total made a conditional investment decision on the project in May this year

Northern Lights is a joint project between the Norwegian Government and energy companies Equinor, Shell and Total that seeks to standardise and scale CCS across Europe