European nations agree to carve up billions of euros of E.U. funding to help develop advanced renewable power or carbon-trapping technology

Carbon capture is just the first stage of the technology for keeping emissions from thickening the atmosphere. After the emissions from a power plant or factory are captured, it needs to be contained in such a way that it does not leak out into the atmosphere. This is where carbon storage comes in.

British Petroleum to solicit bids for first industrial-scale $2 billion hydrogen plant

Masdar and Alberta agree to cooperate on carbon capture and storage initiatives

Ensuring that millions of tons of carbon dioxide are not released into the atmosphere could not only help stem the tide of global warming but also bring economic benefits. ECOSEED looks into various technologies for carbon capture and storage in this two-part series

Indonesia can reach its emissions reduction targets primarily by preserving forests through the REDD scheme

Doosan Babcock, with HTC Purenergy, will undertake a major carbon capture project in North Dakota

CO2 Solutions will receive $1.9 million from Codex for carbon capture team-up

Emissions-cutting reforestation projects will bring environmental and economic benefits to selected countries

Three advanced coal projects with carbon capture and storage capabilities will receive $3.18 billion

Clemson University receives $900,000 grant to explore the geological sequestration of carbon dioxide

Clean coal is a highly debated concept. Critics go as far as calling the term an oxymoron, arguing that coal can never be clean. Still, technologies that explore the possibility of capturing carbon dioxide from coal-fired power plants exist, and so do technologies on chemically