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Susanna Elks, Energy Policy Advisor, Energy Systems Catapult
Can Energy from Waste drive the deployment of Carbon, Capture & Storage?

Energy from Waste will almost double capacity in the near future, with carbon emissions already exceeding the cement and chemical industries. But could this boom and a unique set of advantages help it drive the development and deployment of a technology likely to be essential to meeting our climate change targets – Carbon Capture and Storage?
Brine production report
How can brine production encourage investment in carbon capture, usage and storage? – by Dennis Gammer

A new report delivered by Energy Systems Catapult for the Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) has found that brine production can potentially save the UK £2 billion in the transition to a low carbon economy
The role for bioenergy in decarbonising the UK energy system

A review of the Energy Technology Institutes 10 year bioenergy programme, delivered by the Energy Systems Catapult.
How can Life Cycle Assessment inform bioenergy choices?

Analysis by the Energy Technologies Institute and others indicates that increasing the sustainable production of biomass resources and the use of bioenergy for energy generation can play an important part in meeting the UK’s 2050 emissions reduction target.
Bioenergy's role in 2050 emmissions targets
Bioenergy’s role in meeting 2050 emissions targets – by Hannah Evans

The Committee on Climate Change is reassessing role for bioenergy in the wider energy system. This blog sets out the key messages from a joint response to the call from the Energy Systems Catapult and Energy Technologies Institute.