Vol. 1, No. 166

‘No Justification for Delay’ of CCS in U.K., Report says

The United Kingdom made the wrong call in turning away from carbon capture and storage and should correct the error as soon as possible, according to a new review prepared for Secretary of State for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy Greg Clark by a Parliamentary Advisory Group on CCS. “UK action on CCS now will deliver […]
  • ACCCE Announces Leadership Change

    The American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity said Friday it will welcome new leadership in 2017. Current President and CEO Mike Duncan will step down at the end of the year. Paul Bailey, current senior vice president of federal affairs and policy, will take over for Duncan effective Jan. 1. “With a new Administration and […]

  • KAIST Develops Process to Mass Produce Efficient CO2 Absorbent

    Scientists at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology on Thursday announced the development of a new technology that will make the mass production of carbon dioxide absorbents easier. The new technology is intended to solve a continuing issue for amine absorbents used in post-combustion carbon capture: the substance is not efficient in the […]

  • U.N. Climate Change Secretariat Urges Individual Climate Action

    The United Nations Climate Change Secretariat on Friday announced the launch of a global citizens’ climate pledge, calling for people worldwide to halve their carbon footprints within 10 years. “The climate talks in Paris this past December highlighted the urgent role that individuals are playing in addressing climate change. When we take hands-on action to […]

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