Forcing natural gas producers to capture and store CO2 emissions

We were privileged to participate in person at the COP26 summit in Glasgow this month. It was most enjoyable to see and exchange with many colleagues and partners after this extended period of pandemic-induced virtual calls.

So here comes COP26, buffeted by Covid headwinds and soaring energy costs, not to mention rampant profiteering by the host city and the organisers, which Prime Minister Boris Johnson hopes will give him a green sheen to deflect some of the brown stuff being flung his way.

At times discussions over the climate crisis can feel like a series of frightening numbers accompanied by vague pledges and commitments to make changes by some far-off date.