Carbon Capture and Storage Association published the latest Delivery Plan Survey finding that 15 CCS-enabled power projects could deploy by 2030 under the right circumstances, representing 3.5GW of clean power generation capacity.
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⚡ This morning, Minister for Local Energy and Jobs, Martin McCluskey MP, set out how AI can help build a smarter, more reliable clean energy system, highlighting the nee…
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Carbon Capture and Storage Association
Accelerating the commercial deployment of Carbon Capture, Utilisation & Storage (CCUS)
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About Carbon Capture and Storage Association
The Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA) was founded in 2006 and brings together a wide range of specialist companies across the spectrum of Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) technology, as well as a variety of support services to the energy sector. The CCSA exists to represent the interests of its 125 members in accelerating the commercial deployment of CCUS in the UK, EU and internationally through advocacy and collaboration to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 The CCSA exists to represent the interests of its members in accelerating the commercial deployment of CCUS in the UK, EU and internationally through advocacy and collaboration to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
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Carbon Capture and Storage Association is hosting the CCUS 2026 session Pipelines & Beyond: Expanding CO₂ Transport Solutions at the Central Hall Westminster, London on 13–14 October 2026.
Presence & Recognition
Carbon Capture and Storage Association announced that Martin Flack, Deputy Head of Department, Resource-Efficient Society, Swedish Energy Agency will be a confirmed speaker for the third edition of the CCSA Country Spotlight Series taking place in Stockholm on 30 September.
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Carbon Capture and Storage Association published a full briefing on UNEP-WCMC's new Limiting Overshoot report via the link in the comments.
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