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Snam selects partners for US$350m Ravenna carbon capture and storage project

Petrofac conducting carbon capture feasibility study at Aggregate Industries’ Cauldon cement plant

CGG intends to provide expertise and technological support to C-Questra to accelerate the development of certain carbon storage projects.

Neustark sees potential in German market

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Eni (E) plays a significant role in the expansion of the HyNet Cluster, operating CO2 transport and storage within this initiative.

DESNZ confirms plan to hold allocation rounds for CCUS funding from 2027 onwards as it publishes business models for the sector

The recent COP28 summit in Dubai reverberated with the urgency of climate action. Amidst the flurry of discussions, a critical question emerged: can we build

The urgency to combat climate change has amplified the need for CCUS. Traditional energy sources, such as thermal power plants, are embedded in our infrastructure due to their reliability and base-load capacity. In contrast, RE, such as wind and solar, lack consistent availability. Even though the RE sector is coming up, coal will remain Indias main source of base-load power until 2040, at around 60% of electricity consumed in India. Thus, CCUS stands as a bridge.

Is being the world’s CO2 landfill really the reputation the province wants?