CCU: Dangerous distraction or essential for the energy transition?
Carbon capture and use can reduce, recycle or even remove emissions from the atmosphere, but its role in climate action depends on the carbon’s origin and destination.
Industry
Industry
After the Ten Point Plan: Next steps to net zero
The UK government’s Ten Point Plan for a green industrial revolution sketches out a map to a net-zero economy, but much still needs to be filled in.
Florida lays the groundwork for investment growth
Florida’s economic development over the past decade has been impressive. However, with growth stalled by the impact of Covid-19, to what extent will the economic foundations established during that period help accelerate recovery and where might new investment opportunities lie?
Florida Power & Light Company
Iceland scales up a cost-efficient CCS solution
Iceland is capturing CO2 and turning it into stone. Turkey, Italy and Germany are also looking at the technology as a potential solution to reducing emissions from power stations and heavy industry.
Understanding corporate carbon neutrality
When it comes to corporate climate commitments, confusion abounds. How should a company’s claims be judged?
Net-zero ambitions revive CCS hopes in Europe
Carbon capture and storage will be essential for Europe to achieve climate neutrality, but it remains economically unviable.
Mark Campanale: How the carbon Cassandra converted the sceptics
The Carbon Tracker co-founder reflects on vindication, emboldened investors and the need for a global fossil fuel treaty.
A just transition is the only way to get to net-zero emissions
As efforts to decarbonise the global economy accelerate, there is intense debate about how to make the energy transition fair for all citizens and workers.
Net-zero policies remain a work in progress
The EU is just one of the jurisdictions that has set a target of reaching net zero emissions by 2050 – but what does this actually mean?
How carbon offsets can help solve climate change
What are carbon offsets, and can they really help avert the climate crisis? Or do they risk making it worse?
EU chemicals industry: A carbon border tax will not save us
Two chemical industry heads give their views on how to make the sector part of the EU's energy transition.
