Clean Coal Technology aims to reduce sulfur, nitrogen and mercury emissions by washing and using electrostatic precipitators on coal to create clean fuel. Flue gas is scrubbed or re-burned to reduce harmful emissions. Carbon capture and storage technologies remove CO2 gas from the emissions and sequester it in the ground or ponds. |
CCS edges closer to commercialisation
22/05/2013
The International Energy Agency estimates that fossil fuels will account for 60 per cent of energy generation by 2030, making c...
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Failure to launch CCS will cost UK £40bn a year says report
24/04/2013
A thriving carbon capture and storage industry could save the UK up to £40bn ($61bn) a year according to a new report. |
DECC disappointed at Parliament’s ETS decision
17/04/2013
The UK Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has expressed its disappointment at the European Parliament’s decision to...
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IEA boss slams clean energy inertia
17/04/2013
“The drive to clean up the world’s energy system has stalled,” according to the executive director of the International Energy ...
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GE introduces next generation clean coal technology
10/04/2013
GE Power & Water has come up with a new innovation aimed at assisting coal-fired power plants in further curbing emissions.
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Winners of Britain’s £1bn CCS competition announced
20/03/2013
The UK government today announced the two preferred bidders in its £1bn ($1.5bn) Carbon Capture and Storage Commercialisation P...
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Foster Wheeler wins South Korean biomass contract
18/03/2013
Foster Wheeler (Nasdaq: FWLT) has been awarded a contract to design and supply a circulating fluidised-bed steam generator for ...
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First unit of 3960 MW project completed in India
13/03/2013
The Sasan Ultra Mega Power Project has had its first unit commissioned at Madhya Pradesh in India. |
Slovenian power plant secures investment
12/03/2013
The 600 MW Termoelektrarna Sostanj (TES) thermal power plant in Slovenia is to go ahead with higher efficiency modernisation af...
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World’s largest bio-gasification plant inaugurated in Finland
12/03/2013
The world's largest biomass gasification plant has been inaugurated in Finland by the country’s Labour Minister Lauri Ihalainen.
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