Carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS): Ensuring fair access to CO2 infrastructure
Overview
This consultation reviews the Storage of Carbon Dioxide (Access to Infrastructure) Regulations 2011 to assess their effectiveness.
It is part of a wider effort to progress areas that could help the UK transition to a self-sustaining carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) market.
The questions in this consultation focus on how the 2011 Regulations may need to be amended to:
- reflect the policy environment CCUS now operates in
- support both the establishment of first-of-a-kind CCUS infrastructure and future development of the CCUS market
- support policy objectives for domestic and global emissions reduction
Please read the consultation document for more information. You can use the link below to submit a response.
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Audiences
- Charities and Third Sector organisations
- Construction
- Consumers
- General public
- Individual
- Innovation community
- Investment
- Large businesses (over 250 staff)
- Legal representative
- Local government
- Low carbon technologies
- Medium business (50 to 250 staff)
- Micro business (up to 9 staff)
- Multinational businesses
- Non-departmental public bodies
- Non-Government Organisations
- Oil and Gas
- Regulator
- Researchers
- Scientists
- Small business (10 to 49 staff)
- SMEs (small and medium businesses)
- Technology (R&D)
- The Devolved Administrations
- Trade bodies
Interests
- Business investment
- Carbon budgets
- Carbon capture and storage
- Carbon markets
- Carbon neutrality
- Carbon offsetting
- Climate change
- Competitiveness
- Effectiveness
- Efficiency
- Emissions
- Energy and climate change
- Growth
- Industrial strategy
- International
- Investment
- Productivity
- R&D
- Regulation
- Regulation and red tape
- Research
- Security and resilience
- Simplification
- Stability
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