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World Bank’s “Slightly Cleaner Technology Fund”

0 Comments Published by Kenny Bruno May 1st, 2008 in Carbon Capture, Climate Change, Coal, End Oil Aid, United Nations, financing oil and gas

At a briefing today on the Stategic Framework on Climate Change and Development, a World Bank official conceded that the proposed “Clean Technology Fund” might better be called the “Slightly Cleaner Technology Fund,” but said she would not go so far as to call it the “Dirty Technology Fund.”

BP Scraps Carbon Capture Project

0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell May 24th, 2007 in Carbon Capture, energy policy

BP has scrapped plans for a pioneering project to capture carbon in Scotland after the British Government’s energy review yesterday delayed a decision on subsidies.
Ministers said they planned to launch a competition for a funding award in November - described by the oil giant as “an extension too far” for its ambitious plans to succeed. […]


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