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<p>There is now a consensus that carbon capture and storage (CCS) should play a role in achieving climate neutrality. Against the background of national and international developments, the question arises as to which emissions should (or may) be reduced via CCS at all. What is meant by “difficult and unavoidable emissions” in the context of CCS and whether such a focus makes sense also needs to be clarified.</p>
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There is now a consensus that carbon capture and storage (CCS) should play a role in achieving climate neutrality. Against the background of national and international developments, the question arises as to which emissions should (or may) be reduced via CCS at all. What is meant by “difficult and unavoidable emissions” in the context of CCS and whether such a focus makes sense also needs to be clarified.

Carbon Capture and Storage and the Debate on “Difficult or Unavoidable Emissions”

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Abscheidung und Speicherung von CO und „schwer oder nicht vermeidbare Emissionen“

There is now a consensus that carbon capture and storage (CCS) should play a role in achieving climate neutrality. Against the background of national and...

Carbon Capture and Storage and the Debate on “Difficult or Unavoidable Emissions”

Data publikacji: 18 lip 2024

Zakres stron: 462 - 469

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/wd-2024-0121

© 2024 Johannes Pfeiffer et al., published by Sciendo

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