The House of Commons Select Committee on Science and Technology has invited evidence on: The viability of CCS as a carbon abatement technology The UK Government's role in funding CCS R&D and providing incentives for technology transfer and industrial R&D
In response to this request, Quintessa has submitted written evidence to the committee. This highlights the need for continued R&D related to the assessment of the long-term impacts of potential leakages from CO2 geological storage, and the need to establish an appropriate regulatory regime.
Please click here for a copy of Quintessa's written evidence.