Articles about carbon capture and storage
Category: Carbon capture & storage
A bit of concrete thinking
During my second year at University I worked for two months in a cement plant as part of the “practical experience” element of my chemical …
Tough measures deliver in Scandinavia
It may be vacation time, but I find I am not far away from the world of climate policy – in fact a trip with …
Mixed signals in Brazil
I have been in Sao Paulo this week at Sustentavel 2009, perhaps the premiere Sustainable Development event in Brazil, if not all of South America. …
A Short History of the Future of Transport
Probably without really thinking much about it, we have pretty much engineered our entire society around the distillation curve of a barrel of crude oil …
The cost of cap and trade?
As Waxman-Markey starts to bed into the consciousness of the US, there has been a rush to calculate the “cost” of climate legislation – some …
A focus on CCS in Norway
Norway has long been the Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) capital of the world, with its Sleipner offshore storage project and strong support for this …
Help is now at hand – perhaps?
I mentioned in an earlier post that there are really only four things that can be done to reduce emissions from energy production, namely – …
Politics at play in Australia
This week we have seen the announcement by the Australian Government that the emissions trading scheme (CPRS) will be delayed by 12 months, along with …
Do oil and wind mix?
There has been quite some discussion in the press this week about the ability of the UK to meet its 2020 renewable energy targets, with …
The price is right
Over the past few months the price of allowances in the EU-ETS has fallen quite sharply, down from €25 per tonne of CO2 in the …
