UK aims for competitive carbon capture market by 2035

Key measures include launching a competitive allocation process for CCUS projects in 2027, enabling alternative carbon transport methods by 2025

New UK and Germany partnership to boost renewable energy

The key areas of cooperation include accelerating offshore wind and electricity interconnection projects, improving carbon capture, utilisation and storage efforts

Imperial College and ABB extend carbon capture partnership

ABB and Imperial College London have extended their partnership for a decade, enhancing their carbon capture pilot plant to train future professionals and address STEM shortages

£52m funding boosts Northern England’s net zero

A £52 million funding has accelerated carbon capture and storage infrastructure development

UK gathers feedback on power with CCUS policy

Stakeholders have emphasised the necessity for clarity regarding the government’s ambition and funding during the consultation phase

New UK funding for Scottish carbon capture projects

The government has today confirmed funding for Scottish carbon capture projects, Acorn and Viking

20 licences offered to store UK emissions

The UK has offered licenses for carbon storage sites to successful applicants – these sites have the potential to store up to 10% of the country’s annual emissions

UK’s first carbon capture cement works moves forward

Hanson Padeswood Cement Works in North Wales is one of eight projects to form the basis of the UK’s new CCUS clusters

Bids invited for next carbon capture clusters

Scotland will host new hydrogen, floating offshore wind and CCUS projects

Government proposes reforms to electricity capacity market

The consultation aims to support the UK’s ambition to fully decarbonise its grid by 2035