Carbon capture usage and storage (CCUS) should be developed fully with industry cooperation and implemented as a national priority, according to the British Chamber of Commerce.
In a green innovation paper, Building Sustainable Futures for UK Businesses, CCUS was highlighted as one of five key recommendations.
Emma Howard Boyd CBE, Chair, said emerging technologies such as CCUS hold ‘immense promise’.
“Government should bridge the gap between early-stage development and market viability,” she writes in the paper’s foreword.
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