The issue of the Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) crisis has been thrust back into the spotlight today, after the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) released its Energy and Climate Change Committee Report on the topic.
The account, which has left the public with mixed responses, doesn’t actually deliver a concluded and fixed plan for the future, and instead offers a series of statements about what is deemed to be essential in order for the UK to hit its targets.
The statement detailed that the next steps for the DECC would be to devise a new strategy, and promptly, for CCS in conjunction with a new gas strategy, and that the infrastructure surrounding the transport and storage of carbon needs to be considered far in advance of it being utilised.
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