Government plans to build a commercial-scale carbon capture and storage plant in the UK are set to resurface, followed the abandonment of a four-year-long competition last year.
A letter to the House of Commons Energy and Climate Change Committee from the then energy secretary, Chris Huhne, published this week, said that there was a “clear cross-government commitment to carbon capture and storage” with cost-competitive CCS deployment by the 2020s.
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