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The Carbon Capture Boom Is Starting to Crack
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology grew in popularity during the Covid-19 pandemic as several governments and private companies pledged to support a green transition.
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The growth of carbon capture and storage technology has begun to slow down. Several governments and private companies had pledged support for CCS during the pandemic, viewing it as a means to decarbonize industries until a transition to clean energy could be made. The decline in CCS adoption may indicate a shift in priorities or a reevaluation of its effectiveness in achieving decarbonization goals.
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