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Foreword
The newly formed Coalition for Negative Emissions has
released a study assessing the extent of the progress being made to limit
global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels (as per the Paris
Agreement). The study recognises the benefits and the potential of technologies
which have already been put in place, such as bioenergy with carbon capture and
storage (BECCS), direct air capture and storage (DACS), and natural climate
solutions (NCS) such as afforestation. However, despite all these achievements,
the study found that the level of deployment of these technologies is still
falling short, and that if nothing changes, the Agreement’s targets will be
missed by 80%. The report also advises that investment in such solutions needs
to increase 30-fold to meet the 2025 target.
The release of this report comes as the UK
government takes bolder steps towards reaching its Net Zero target. The UK’s
Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy has set up a
competition to support the development of a hydrogen industry...
Other News this Month Includes:
Policy
- UK AD and biogas industry climate
declaration
- End to coal power brought forward to October
2024
- Decarbonisation actions falling short report
warns
Markets
- Future Biogas eyes raising £35 million in
July AIM float
- UK energy trends Q1 2021
- New BEIS programme to support low Carbon
Hydrogen
Research & Development
- FS innovates with first BECCS project in
South America
- Bechtel and Drax partner to explore global
opportunities for new build BECCS
- More...
Biomass Heat and Power
- MCS launches new Biomass Maintenance Standard
- Greenvolt, Equitix acquire Tilbury Green Power
biomass plant
Biogas
- Host to build AD plant in Ilkeston, UK
- Wimbledon waste goes to AD
- More...
Energy from Waste
- Leeds treats non-recyclable waste with technology from Hitachi Zosen Inova
- Innovate UK funding for aquaculture waste-to-energy in Vietnam
Events
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