Name: Why CSS is a safe technology when deployed with the appropriate expertise.
Uploaded: 2023-03-29T12:08:16.880231+00:00
Duration: 599 s
Channel: Vox Markets
Description: Why CSS is a safe technology when deployed with the appropriate expertise.

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Why CSS is a safe technology when deployed with the appropriate expertise.

The implications of the UK government’s £20 billion commitment to local carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects that pump emissions underground.

The scale of CSS deployment required to meet climate goals.

The levels of capital expenditure required to deliver CSS on the necessary scale, and where the funding is likely to come from.

Getech’s work in the CSS domain, and how its deep experience in hydrocarbons can be transferred.

In this interview Vox Markets talks to Max Brouwers, Chief Business Development Officer at Net Zero transition specialist Getech, about recent developments surrounding Carbon Capture & Storage, and how the technology can be scaled up to meet massive market needs as governments work out how to meet climate obligations. 

0:54 The implications of the UK government’s £20 billion commitment to local carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects that pump emissions underground. 
2:32 The scale of CSS deployment required to meet climate goals.
3:45 The levels of capital expenditure required to deliver CSS on the necessary scale, and where the funding is likely to come from. 
5:47 Getech’s work in the CSS domain, and how its deep experience in hydrocarbons can be transferred.
7:15 Why CSS is a safe technology when deployed with the appropriate expertise.

In this interview Vox Markets talks to Max Brouwers, Chief Business Development Officer at Net Zero transition specialist Getech, about recent developments surrounding Carbon Capture &amp; Storage, and how the technology can be scaled up to meet massive market needs as governments work out how to meet climate obligations. 0:54 The implications of the UK government’s £20 billion commitment to local carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects that pump emissions underground. 2:32 The scale of CSS deployment required to meet climate goals. 3:45 The levels of capital expenditure required to deliver CSS on the necessary scale, and where the funding is likely to come from. 5:47 Getech’s work in the CSS domain, and how its deep experience in hydrocarbons can be transferred. 7:15 Why CSS is a safe technology when deployed with the appropriate expertise.

https://d3ev5earl6dvd0.cloudfront.net/public-media/videos/005/803/005803/video_5mzESL8.mp4