Grant Awarded to Saskatchewan Researcher for further CCS Study

A researcher at the University of Saskatchewan has been awarded more than $600,000 to study the feasibility of storing carbon dioxide underground.

Canadian Government Moves Forward with Carbon Emissions Legislation

Legislation regulating that coal plants produce essentially the same amount of Carbon Dioxide passed in Canada, requiring that new facilities be equipped to minimize carbon emissions.

Lofty Goal, Strong Investment

DOE invests $67 million in efforts to improve CCS technlogy and efficiency

Progress, Challenges, Support, and Optimism

In Wyoming, a large potential Carbon storage site looks promising, but raises questions.

Positive news for CCS from the EPA

EPA to advance the use of CCS technologies

International Energy Agency releases a recording of their most recent " Webinar


Canadian Coal Gasification Project Secures Additional Funding


Canadian Coal Gasification Project Secures Additional Funding

The Swan Hills Synfuels project received an additional $285 Million for a project that will provide power to Edmonton homes for forty years.

Fifth international CO2 capture and storage summer school held at the University of Illinois July 17-22

Thirty experts in carbon capture and storage (CCS) and 55 select graduate students and early-career scientists from 27 countries around the world convened on the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign campus last week for the IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Progr...

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