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Dustin Stephenson-Reynolds

May 9, 2014, Filed Under: Coal, European Union, Germany

CCS in Poland and Germany

Both Poland and Germany could greatly reduce GHG emissions with the use of CCS technology. However,  political and financial barriers will inhibit the deployment of CCS. Keep reading if you’d like to find out what those barriers are, and recommendations for overcoming them!

May 5, 2014, Filed Under: European Union, policy

Why is the ETS in the dumps?

Source: The Guardian   Why is the world’s premiere market-based solution to greenhouse gas emissions not functioning properly? What policy solutions have the EU adopted to mitigate the problem? This blog post provides an introduction to the EU’s ETS. It outlines several basic explanations for the low carbon price on… read more 

May 1, 2014, Filed Under: Coal, Energy Production, European Union

What’s the deal with CCS in the UK?

  Source: The Guardian The UK began to shift away from coal in 1990.  This trend has continued to play out in recent years, to the point that in 2008 natural gas produced 45 percent of the UK’s electricity, while coal produced about 33 percent. Although there has been a… read more 

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