World Coal Institute
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Counter showing the tonnes of CO2 stored across the world.
The April 2013 edition of the ZEP newsletter is now available! Read all about the main CCS developments in Europe (NER300, CCS projects ... More »
The December 2012 edition of the ZEP newsletter is now available! Read all about the main CCS developments in Europe (projects, funding,... More »
Statement by Dr. Graeme Sweeney, Chairman of the Advisory Council of the European Technology Platform for Zero Emission Fossil Fuel Powe... More »
Panel & Conclusions: “Driving...
Panel - CCS Demonstration: Crossing the...
Making the Business Case - Charles...
From the 1st to the 2nd CCS...
Recalibrating the ETS - Jos Delbeke,...
EU 2030: Decarbonising the Power Sector...
Delivering Demonstration, Enabling...
CCS & the future energy mix
The Technical Center Mongstad was...
Technology Centre Mongstad (Norway) is...
The UK relaunched its CCS demonstration...
One Young World 2011 Global Business...
One Young World 2011 Environment...
One Young World 2011 Global CEO Panel...
One Young World 2011 Energy &...
EUCarbonCapture: @Ecofys report for @GovNetherlands evaluates GHG emission reductions, through energy efficiency including #CCS http://t.co/QaMjH6SB8V #ZEP

Climate change, caused by rising carbon dioxide levels, is threatening our future. Carbon Capture and Storage is the only technology that can radically reduce the CO2 produced by the world’s largest emitters; power plants and heavy industry
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A description of the existing technologies used for all three key stages of CCS: capture, transport and safe storage.
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Understanding how Carbon Capture & Storage Technology uses natural trapping mechanisms to ensure that carbon dioxide, or CO2, is safely and permanently stored deep underground.
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Climate change, caused by rising carbon dioxide levels, is threatening our future. Carbon Capture and Storage is the only technology that can radically reduce the CO2 produced by the world’s largest emitters; power plants and heavy industry
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The EU has the world’s largest and most comprehensive CCS demonstration programme.
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Find out where and how EU Policy and regulation is being implemented to help deliver commercially viable CCS technology.
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CO2 can be safely and permanently stored using natural underground trapping mechanisms. Find out more »
Outlining clear recommendations on the economic measures required in the short-, medium- and long-term to create the necessary investor confidence in CCS to ensure widespread EU deployment.
The Costs of CO2 Capture, Transport and Storage - Post-demonstration CCS in the EU

