The UAE say “fossil fuel emissions” should be phased out but Guterres said “fossil fuels” themselves must go, in a split on the role of carbon capture
Copenhagen was the first city to launch a carbon neutrality plan in 2012, but has given up on its pledge due to a lack of CCS funding
Canadian oil producers MEG Energy and Cenovus say the government’s $2.6 billion plan to support carbon capture and storage is not enough
Company founded by two Indian entrepreneurs claims it can capture a tonne of CO2 for $30 a tonne – far cheaper than the $60-90/t demonstrated elsewhere
Study of natural carbon dioxide reservoirs shows that the greenhouse gas could be safely stored deep underground for tens of thousands of years
LONG READ: Megan Darby travels to Teesside, where locals hope a surge in green investment can save the region’s ailing industrial base
NEWS: Carbon dioxide pumped into old oil wells could react with salt water and erode ‘host rocks’ and cement, researchers find
NEWS: Pulling the plug on carbon capture competition throws emissions targets into question, industry experts warn
NEWS: CO2-sucking technology risks being abandoned, unless governments back projects on a par with other clean sources, expert warns
NEWS: Delegates from 23 countries agree to cooperate on bringing down the towering costs of CCS at summit in Riyadh
NEWS: Fledgling technology key to 2050 climate targets dealt blow as govt commitment to low carbon agenda questioned
NEWS: Tees Valley unveils blueprint to pioneer carbon capture and storage network from industrial plants
NEWS: Coalition of 56 countries say technology needs more political support ahead of 2015 Paris agreement
NEWS: There are 23 carbon capture and storage plants running or under construction, according to the latest review – 50% more than in 2011
NEWS: IEA hails major breakthrough as one unit of SaskPower’s Boundary Dam plant starts sucking up CO2
ANALYSIS: CCS has few powerful supporters, neglected by green groups and fossil fuel companies
NEWS: Government CCS policy lacks credibility, and likely to delay any new plants until 2020 says report
NEWS: New technology could ease the way into capturing and storing CO2 emissions from coal-fired power plants
Delays to CCS risk £35-bil of economic benefit, says report
MEPs back plans to boost funding for technology that could radically cut carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels