No winner in EU carbon storage contest

“This is a slap in the face for EU climate policy,” said Stuart Haszeldine, professor of CCS at Edinburgh University.

“The first round of a European commission contest to fund carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects failed to find a winner, the EU’s executive said on Tuesday, deepening concerns that the technology will not be emerging soon to help cut emissions.” [The Guardian]

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One thought on “No winner in EU carbon storage contest”

  1. Much of the work available from fuels comes from the transformation of matter from an ordered state in the fuel to a disordered state in a gas. CCS reverses the process. If can be effective only by violating the laws of thermodynamics.

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