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Mitsui, Shell to jointly assess feasibility of CCS in Asia Pacific - Vimarsana News

Mitsui, Shell to jointly assess feasibility of CCS in Asia Pacific

Shell and Mitsui have agreed to jointly explore the technical and commercial feasibility of carbon capture and storage (CCS) in Asia Pacific.

Shell defends carbon capture tech in Alberta targeted by environmental group - Vimarsana News

Shell defends carbon capture tech in Alberta targeted by environmental group

A new report accuses the oil-and-gas industry of greenwashing the impact of carbon capture and storage technology, pointing to an oil-processing complex in Alberta that emits more carbon than it buries in the ground.

Move to scuttle carbon capture would be equivalent of banning all renewable energy - Vimarsana News

Move to scuttle carbon capture would be equivalent of banning all renewable energy

A flawed new report tries to undermine confidence in Shell's Quest carbon capture initiative. Pioneering climate projects in Canada have met their goals are their tech is being picked up internationally. Any move to scupper carbon capture would be equivalent of banning all renewable energy.

Shell defends carbon capture tech in Alberta targeted by environmental group - Vimarsana News

Shell defends carbon capture tech in Alberta targeted by environmental group

A new report accuses the oil-and-gas industry of greenwashing the impact of carbon capture and storage – also known as CCS – technology, pointing to an oil-processing complex in Alberta that emits more carbon than it buries in the ground.

The case for CCUS [Gas in Transition] - Vimarsana News

The case for CCUS [Gas in Transition]

Environmental groups insist carbon capture, utilisation and storage technology has no place in the energy transition. Corporate investors – and a growing number of governments – say otherwise. [Gas in Transition, Volume 1, Issue 8]