Scotsman: THE technology the Scottish Government is hoping will clean up fossil-fuel power stations has yet to be proven on an industrial scale. If it works, so-called carbon capture and storage (CCS) has the potential to cut 90 per cent of the greenhouse gas emissions from fossil-fuel power stations. This would allow power stations to be cleaned up so they could continue to be used to generate electricity, while enabling climate change targets to be met. However, there is no clear evidence …
Carbon capture fine in theory but untested
Scotsman: THE technology the Scottish Government is hoping will clean up fossil-fuel power stations has yet to be proven on an industrial scale. If it works, so-called carbon capture and storage (CCS) has the potential to cut 90 per cent of the greenhouse gas emissions from fossil-fuel power stations. This would allow power stations to be cleaned up so they could continue to be used to generate electricity, while enabling climate change targets to be met. However, there is no clear evidence …
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