Energy Transition

Carbon capture and storage can help us beat climate change

The Tomakomai carbon capture and storage (CCS) test site in Hokkaido prefecture, Japan Image: REUTERS/Aaron Sheldrick

Brad Page
CEO, Global CCS Institute
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A huge scaling up of Carbon capture and storage (CCS) capacity is needed to meet our climate goals
A huge scaling up of Carbon capture and storage (CCS) capacity is needed to meet our climate goals Image: Global CCS Institute

Global Carbon capture and storage (CCS) capacity is on the rise once more
Global Carbon capture and storage (CCS) capacity is on the rise once more Image: Global CCS Institute

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