Report: Meeting EU’s CO2 Target Sans CCS Would Cost €1.2 Trillion

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
11/20/2015
The European Union stands to lose more than 1 trillion euros if carbon capture and storage is not available as the region works to meet its carbon dioxide reduction targets for power and industry, the Zero Emissions Platform…

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Report: Meeting EU’s CO2 Target Sans CCS Would Cost €1.2 Trillion

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