Industrial Gases Firms Bank on CO2 Capture Technologies

It is essential that any future greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction mandates allow chemical companies to continue use of coal as a source of power generation to prevent wide-scale switching to natural gas-fired utilities, industry executives say. This concern has turned the spotlight on increased development of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies, and industrial gases firms are making significant investments to prove that their CCS technologies are effective and financially viable. Gases firms say their technologies, particularly oxy-combustion, are more...

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