Oil companies granted licences to store carbon under the North Sea
Government hopes companies including Shell will be able to store up to 10% of the UK’s annual carbon emissions
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Government hopes companies including Shell will be able to store up to 10% of the UK’s annual carbon emissions
Following the UK's first-ever carbon storage licensing process, the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) on Friday released…
The Aberdeenshire-based Acorn carbon capture and storage project is to expand after the award of new CO2 storage licences in the North Sea.
Grâce à cette technologie encore balbutiante, le Royaume-Uni espère accélérer vers la neutralité carbone.
A total of 14 companies have been awarded 21 licenses in depleted oil and gas reservoirs and saline aquifers which cover around 12,000 km2 – an area equivalent to the size of Yorkshire.