CCS “on the cusp” of widespread global deployment
Carbon capture and storage is nearing widespread global deployment, according to new report from Global CCS Institute.
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Carbon capture and storage is nearing widespread global deployment, according to new report from Global CCS Institute.
South Korea’s carbon market will likely be oversupplied, according to Thomson Reuters Point Carbon.
South Africa power supplies will remain stretched through the week after a coal silo collapse at the Majuba power plant.
EU climate change policies should recognise the continent’s deep and continued reliance on coal.
Metso’s online CO2 reporting application has been approved for use by the Finnish Energy Authority, the national administrator for the EU Emissions Trading Registry.
The US Environmental Protection Agency has asked for further comments on three aspects of its controversial Clean Power Plan, leading to accusations that the regulations are falling apart.
Metso will supply automation technology to a new pulverised coal injection process and power plant modernisation in Raahe, Finland.
The Southwest Power Pool has warned that new Environmental Protection Agency regulations could cause blackouts as existing plants are forced to retire more quickly than expected.
US utility, DTE Energy, has completed installation of emissions reduction systems at the Monroe coal-fired power plant in Michigan.
The 10th European Conference on Coal Research and its Applications (ECCRIA10) took place in September in Hull, UK.
The 10th European Conference on Coal Research and its Applications (ECCRIA10) took place in September in Hull, UK.
The IEA Clean Coal Centre considers how we can increase the flexibility of coal to fit in with the intermittency of renewables.