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Unlocking private investment for Carbon Capture (CCUS)
12 Aug 2021
Carbon capture (CCUS) schemes need to prove they are viable on an industrial scale before they can attract investment, yet they need to attract investment in order to prove they are viable. So where will the funding come from to get these schemes off the ground? Richard Cockburn and Matt Lewy explain.
Net zero, carbon capture and hydrogen: regulatory developments
28 Jul 2021
The UK government is pressing ahead with the development of the regulatory regime for carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS), following the latest suite of updated business models published in May 2021.
Carbon capture, utilisation and storage: Government plans gather pace
12 May 2021
In May 2021, the UK government issued a range of updates on its development of the UK carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) regime. With some tweaks to the previously-announced process, the government is pushing on with its selection of those industrial clusters that are the best prepared for CCUS networks in pursuit of its ambition to get at least two such clusters up and running by the mid-2020s.
A simplified planning regime for large scale energy storage developments in England and Wales
03 Aug 2020
The draft Infrastructure Planning (Electricity Storage Facilities) Order 2020 was presented to Parliament on 14 July 2020. The Order follows an extensive government consultation process, looking at legislative changes that could catalyse further development of UK battery storage capacity.
Consenting electricity storage: BEIS follow up consultation
20 Nov 2019
Based on input from over 600 experts the National Grid Electricity System Operator's Future Energy Scenarios (FES) map out credible pathways and scenarios for the future of energy.
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