Report Release: IEEFA on Carbon Capture

Checked out the IEEFA’s recent report written by Bruce Robertson on carbon capture: https://ieefa.org/resources/carbon-capture-ccs-ccus-ccu?_hsmi=226316057&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8Jmcc78a9nTgLW2lPdsYjfK52kCAd38FxxsJxJM6ppV_1FAEzZ3yJ-UOd1nfoO7zLzbwyqCgTAk59scdxu42r1XBqwug

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Carbon capture has a long history. Of failure.

This article was written on September 2, 2022, by Bruce Robertson and originally published in the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis. Carbon capture and storage is an old technology, first commercialized in the 1970s. Back then it was called enhanced oil recovery, because the carbon dioxide recovered from oil and gas production was…

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Greenhouse gas removal ‘not a silver bullet to achieve net zero’

This article was written by Helena Horton and originally published in The Guardian on May 30, 2022. Many of the UK’s top scientists working on carbon capture technologies do not believe they will be developed and scaled up in time to reach net zero and limit global heating to 1.5C. Experts speaking at a Greenhouse Gas…

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Are Canada’s carbon capture plans a ‘pipe dream’?

This article was written by John Woodside and originally publish in Canada’s National Observer on January 20, 2022. Leading climate scientists and academics are calling on the federal government to abandon a proposed tax credit that gives big polluters a break for investing in carbon capture technology. The experts say the planned carbon capture utilization and storage…

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Oil companies ask Canada to pay for 75% of carbon capture facilities

This article was written by Rod Nickel and originally published to Reuters on October 7, 2021. WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Oct 7 (Reuters) – Oil and gas companies have asked the Canadian government to design a tax credit to pay for 75% of the cost to build carbon capture facilities that will curb greenhouse gas emissions, the…

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Carbon Capture and Storage

Note From Oil Sands Divestment: In early June of 2021, the five largest Oil Sands producers in Canada, came together to announced their Pathways to Net Zero initiative. This initiative committed Canadian Natural Resources, Cenovus Energy, Imperial, MEG Energy and Suncor Energy with the goal of reaching net-zero GHG emissions in their oil sands operations…

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