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Carbon capture and storage: a vital low carbon technology that can deliver on economic development, energy security, and climate goals
2nd November 2015
Topic(s): Carbon capture use and storage (CCUS), Policy law and regulation
The Global CCS Institute’s Senior Advisor Policy & Regulatory, Pamela Tomski, suggests recommendations for policy makers to consider to accelerate the commercial deployment of CCS.
CCS, as a part of a portfolio of low carbon emissions technologies, can deliver on climate goals and in many countries simultaneously meet energy security and sustainable economic development goals.
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