Wednesday 22nd November, 1-2.30pm, online (link will be sent following registration)

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is essential for achieving net zero, and eventually net negative, global greenhouse gas emissions to avoid dangerous climate change. CCS technologies capture and permanently store carbon dioxide emissions that would otherwise add to the accumulated total in the atmosphere and oceans. By avoiding, and eventually reducing, this carbon dioxide accumulation, CCS addresses the root cause of global warming, making it a vital tool in our fight against climate change.

In this UKCCSRC-hosted public webinar, Professor Jon Gibbins from the University of Sheffield will be providing an overview of CCS to deliver net zero greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change, including experiences and insights from 45 years working in energy and CCS and thoughts on the future.

Please register using the form below.  If you’d like to register for our ongoing web series instead, please visit the Ongoing Web Events page.

Registrations for this webinar are closed.

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