Edinburgh University leads EU funded carbon removal collaboration hub
University of Edinburgh researchers spearhead €5.2 million EU-funded project to establish European carbon removal market.
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Shell looks at future scenarios
Oil major Royal Dutch Shell has unveiled two scenarios for how the 21st century could unfold, with different implications for the global energy market.
North-east could lead world in developing green energy
Carbon emissions from across Europe could soon be buried under the North Sea - with Peterhead at the centre of the Continent's green energy revolution.
Testing CO2 leak at bay
An experiment to find out what would happen if there was a carbon dioxide leak under the sea gets underway in a Highland bay today.
UK renewables target ‘blown out of proportion’
NEARLY five wind turbines would have to be built every day for the next nine years to meet the UK Government's targets for renewable energy, a new report claims.
Eureka! Biomass-fuelled district heating is the answer
Billed as radical by Manchester University, biomass-based district heating is being touted as being capable of dramatically cutting residential greenhouse gas emissions.