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Peter Jones: Brave indeed to count on this new future for energy

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Published Date: 15 May 2009
CARBON capture and storage, we are told by the Scottish and British governments, is the glowing new future, alongside renewables, for our energy industry. I hope they are right. But they might be wrong, and here's why.
The theory looks good. You stick some clever equipment on coal-fired power station chimneys which captures the that normally goes into the atmosphere. You then compress it, shove it into a pipe which takes it out to sea, and then stuff it down a hol...



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  • Last Updated: 14 May 2009 8:25 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Peter Jones
 
1

Hugo of Garven,

15/05/2009 06:46:36
A very pessimistic artice.

2

McNasty,

Edinburgh 15/05/2009 07:16:43
It always amazes me how newspaper reporters think they have expert knowledge on everything.
3

Geomac 1,

Scotland 15/05/2009 19:12:59
Fortunately McNasty, this journalist KNOWS what he is talking about.
#1 Not pessimistic - realistic!! realism is what our politicians have a great shortage of.

 

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