CCS receives high-level attention globally

NEWSLETTER | September 2019

EUROPEAN HIGH-LEVEL CONFERENCE BRINGS MOMENTUM TO THE NEED FOR MORE AMBITIOUS CARBON CAPTURE ACTION IN EUROPE

The European Commission and the Norwegian Government recently co-hosted a high-level conference in Oslo to discuss the strategic role of CCS for Europe. Ministers, senior government officials, NGO, industry, trade union representatives, as well as the Global CCS Institute attended the event.

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INSTITUTE RESPONDS TO FINANCIAL TIMES ARTICLE ON CCS

Our recent response to the Financial Times’ article challenges the view of CCS as “coal’s survival plan” and explains that CCS technology is versatile in its application, commercially viable and it delivers the large-scale emissions needed to meet the net-zero challenge.

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THE CRITICAL EMISSIONS ABATEMENT METHOD AUSTRALIA CAN’T AFFORD TO IGNORE

For Australia to achieve is national climate goals and contribute to the global effort to stem global warming, a variety of emissions reduction solutions are available for consideration.

In our latest Insight, the Institute’s Senior Consultant - Legal & Regulatory, Ian Havercroft, and Senior Advisor - Advocacy and Communications, Lucy Temple-Smith consider the use of CO₂ for the enhanced recovery of oil as one emissions abatement solution for Australia.

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INSTITUTE’S SUBMISSION TO CALIFORNIA’S AIR RESOURCES BOARD

The California Air Resources Board is currently hosting a variety of workshops on California's decarbonization. The Institute has prepared responses with regards to comments made during the first workshop on Scenarios for Decarbonization and seeks to provide general information on CCS to inform California's decarbonization discussions.

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