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- What could this report mean for environment lawyers and their clients on a practical level? Is there anything they should be doing as a result of this report?
- The report suggests that the UK can cut the costs of tackling climate change using carbon capture and storage (CCS) under the North Sea. What are the findings?
- Is CCS a plausible method for tackling climate change? Is current technology fit for purpose?
- The report also proposes the creation of a heat transformation group (HTG) to assess the options for decarbonising the UK’s heating systems. How would the HTG operate? What would be some of their objectives?
Article summary
Environment analysis: Marc Fèvre, partner at Baker & McKenzie, specialises in project development, financing and secondary market transactions in the energy and infrastructure sectors, assisted by Adam Sassenhagen, give a comment on a new report on carbon capture and storage produces a summary of some of the issues arising from the report below.
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