There is no single answer when it comes to reducing industrial CO2 emissions, so we must progress a range of solutions which will include carbon capture, utilisation and storage, using hydrogen in place of natural gas and direct air capture which removes CO2 from the environment.
The UK is determined to achieve its net zero ambition by 2050 but if it is to make its decarbonisation agenda a reality by then it must look to Scotland because of the country’s ready-made gas transportation infrastructure and proximity to excellent sub-surface carbon storage sites in the Central North Sea.
Scotland, which has been central to the UK’s energy supply for the last five decades is once again at the heart of the UK’s energy revolution.
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