Now I know from what you have said, you admire the Government for its handling of the corona virus and following the guidance of the professionals rather than listening to white noise from the press.
So you no doubt agree with the Government continuing in this vein and following the scientists direction.
https://www.sustainabilitymatters.n...lls-for-carbon-capture-and-storage-1212453137
Carbon capture and storage is absolutely critical, according to
Australia’s Chief Scientist, Dr Alan Finkel.
The comments were made at an address to the National Press Club, and have been welcomed by
CO2CRC.
During his address, Finkel called for a technology-driven, orderly transition to clean energy and the need for carbon capture and storage (CCS), alongside renewables, to decarbonise Australia’s energy and industrial sectors.
CO2CRC CEO David Byers said that Finkel’s comments are an important acknowledgement of the role for CCS in meeting the dual challenge of supplying more energy but with fewer emissions.
“CCS is a proven technology with a critical role to play in delivering reliable, secure low-emissions energy and supporting the development of Australia’s burgeoning hydrogen industry,” he said.
“As Dr Finkel noted: ‘By producing hydrogen from natural gas or coal, using carbon capture and permanent storage ... we have four primary energy sources to meet the needs of the future — solar, wind, hydrogen from natural gas and hydrogen from coal.’