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Carbon capture and storage will be key to the clean energy transition. Here's why

Feb 5, 2020

The mini plant "Schwarze Pumpe" is one of the first ever carbon capture and storage pilot sites in Spremberg, Germany

The mini plant "Schwarze Pumpe" is one of the first ever carbon capture and storage pilot sites in Spremberg, Germany Image: REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke

Brad Page

CEO, Global CCS Institute

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The gap between existing and required carbon capture and storage capacity is widening fast

The gap between existing and required carbon capture and storage capacity is widening fast Image: IEA

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