Carbon dioxide capture and storage: A route to net zero for power and industry

Carbon dioxide capture and storage: A route to net zero for power and industry CLIMATE CHANGE : SCIENCE AND SOLUTIONS | BRIEFING 5 Carbon dioxide capture and storage: A route to net zero for power and industry In brief Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is essential for net However, for hard-to-decarbonise areas such as heavy zero emissions to be achieved in any economy using industry, CCS may repre. [...] capture with carbon storage (DACCS), using chemical processes to capture CO2 from the Carbon Capture and Use (CCU) is defined air, and bioenergy with carbon capture and by the IPCC as a process in which "CO2 storage (BECCS) which captures CO2 from is captured and then used as a chemical combustion or fermentation of biomass. [...] In the UK, for example, the government transport, and storage to be viable, capital, and has committed more than £1billion (around operational costs need to fall, while the carbon $1.35billion) to help establish a series of price needs to rise in many markets, or storage clusters using CCS34. [...] increasing fraction of the CO2 generated by the production, refining, transport and use of CCS can be applied in a variety of strategies the products they sell47. [...] To view the whole series, visit royalsociety.org/climate-science-solutions To view contributors to the briefings, visit royalsociety.org/climate-solutions-contributors The text of this work is licensed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License which permits unrestricted use, provided the original author and source are credited.