UK Government: Parliament’s Desired CCS Rollout Timeline Unreasonable

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
9/12/2014
Two planned carbon capture and storage projects in the United Kingdom carry “unacceptable” levels of risk for the government to make a final investment decision at this time, the UK Government wrote in a response…

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