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A European Strategy for Carbon Capture and Storage
Executive Summary A critical decade for carbon capture and storage With the advent of legally binding commitments to achieve ‘net zero’ greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 or sooner there has been a marked growth in efforts to deploy carbon capture and storage across in Europe. This concept encompasses the suite…
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A European Strategy for Carbon Capture and Storage
In a major new report, Clean Air Task Force outlines a set of concrete steps needed to produce a comprehensive carbon capture and storage strategy fit for Europe’s climate ambitions. There has already been a marked growth in efforts to deploy carbon management technologies across Europe. But efforts to deploy…
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Why funders need to look beyond electricity for economy-wide decarbonization
Industrial processes – particularly the production of steel, cement, and chemicals – account for around a quarter of global CO2 emissions.
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The gap between funding for carbon capture and storage projects and other emissions reduction options
Analysis by Carbon Limits for Clean Air Task Force has assessed some of the capital funding from major EU support schemes for renewable energy since 2012 on the basis of euros spent per tonne of CO2 avoided.
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Fit for 55: Decarbonising European Shipping
With the Fit for 55 proposals, EU policymakers finally can address emissions from shipping and its major impact on climate change and air quality.
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Why Germany needs a carbon management strategy
A carbon management strategy for Germany is a necessary component of a transition plan.
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TEN-T: Transport of CO2 to permanent storage – a missing piece in Europe’s industrial decarbonization plan
As currently proposed, the TEN-T includes no mention of the importance played by multiple modalities transporting CO2 to storage – it must be amended to optimize synergies and foster decarbonization.
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Another alarm bell: Methane pollution found at oil and gas sites across France
Clean Air Task Force has discovered evidence of significant methane pollution from oil and gas facilities in France during the first months of 2022.
