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EIC Insight Report: Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage

By purchasing the EIC Insight Report: Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage, you will find a detailed overview of the technologies and processes across the CCS sector, evolution of hydrogen and ho

Although carbon capture and storage remains firmly on the agenda for many countries globally, including Norway, the US and Canada, deployment of carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) has emerged as a more viable concept offering a new approach to climate change mitigation.

News and Events February 2020

About the EIC

Established in 1943, the EIC is the leading trade association for companies working in the global energy industries.

Q&A: View from the top: Mary Quaney

Today, Mainstream’s main focus is in emerging markets. Can you tell us more about the drivers behind this strategy?

Energy Focus meets Mary Quaney, the Chief Financial Officer of Mainstream Renewable Power, who leads the Group’s finance, corporate finance and commercial functions spanning four continents

From the Chief Executive: February 2020

Firstly, I would like to wish all our readers a happy New Year as we enter 2020.

This edition of Energy Focus starts the year by looking ahead to COP26 and how the industry is embracing the energy transition

A World’s First in Fouling Removal

Funded by the Horizon 2020 programme, via the SME Instrument, under grant agreement 805767, Tube Tech International has developed its patented Shell Side Jet™ solution, which is the first ever guar

First Look at Tube Tech International’s Shell Side Jet™

EIC Member Focus: Steve Coates, Brainnwave

Tell us a little bit about Brainnwave?

Space: The final frontier

What are the key drivers behind space-based solar power?

Q&A: Dr Paul Jaffe at the US Naval Research Laboratory talks to Energy Focus about how close we are to the reality of space-based solar power

The future of carbon pricing in the UK

The UK government has set itself an unprecedented challenge in legislating to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, the first major economy to do so.

Post-Brexit, what kind of carbon pricing should the UK put in place? Lessons can be learnt from successful schemes around the world, say Joshua Burke and Rebecca Byrnes at the Grantham Research Institute

Data: the new fuel for nuclear

The need for plant upgrades, life extensions and decommissioning, together with Hinkley Point C heralding the start of a new era of nuclear power in the UK, present an industry ripe for realising v

The need for high quality data on a plant’s condition has never been more critical. Now is the time for nuclear to go digital, writes Will Newsom at Assystem

Using nuclear in a new way

Navigating the disruption of climate change, EDF Energy R&D is leading the innovative Hydrogen to Heysham (H2H) project, which is looking at generating low-carbon, low-cost, 

Hydrogen from nuclear power could be a new source of low-carbon energy, says Xavier Mamo at EDF Energy

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