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David Whitehouse said the decision to offer 13 areas off the UK’s coast as sites for permanently storing millions of tonnes of CO2 meant the UK could pioneer a technology that would be essential in the fight against climate change.

Filling the glass and then at some point maybe we can remove some point maybe we can remove some of that water from the glass or emissions from the atmosphere. there are ways to do that. you can pull carbon out of the atmosphere, in the oceans, you can do it through direct removal and sequestration of co2 and there are other ways to do that but first we have to really focus on stopping filling the glass, bringing emissions down and then getting to the point where we can think about going back. i...

Global venture capital funding for clean energy startups jumped to $12.3 billion last year, up from $1.9 billion in 2019, propelled by investment in battery technology and new government subsidy schemes in the United States and Europe, new data shows.

Exxon Mobil Corp has pushed back against investors pressing the largest U.S. oil producer to report on the risks to its business from restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions and potential environmental disasters.

The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) launched the UK’s first-ever carbon storage licensing round in June 2022, with applications closing in September. The 20 licenses in total are around 12,000 square kilometers in size, a little bigger than Yorkshire, the UK’s largest county.

Australians are starting to buy electric vehicles in large numbers, and the government is trying to accelerate the adoption of cleaner cars, but industry executives say installing chargers rapidly enough to meet the boom will not be easy.

REGIONAL—Iowa’s legislative session closed without a bill passed that would do anything about carbon dioxide pipelines, but activists say they are staying locked on the issue.

With 53 percent of environmental claims made by companies vague, misleading or unfounded, and 40 percent unsubstantiated, consumers and investors need certainty.

The future of carbon capture technology is up in the air as United States oil and gas giant Chevron admits to an Adelaide audience that its flagship project is running at just a third of capacity six years after opening.

The transformation of steel production gives us enormous potential to reduce CO2 emissions. We are leveraging this potential by taking various measures that also impact trading in CO2... | May 17, 2023