I recently visited Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business to give a lecture on the lessons drawn from Carbon Clean’s 15-year growth journey. It was such a fulfilling trip, which left me reflecting on the early days when Aniruddha and I co-founded the business. We met as students at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur, and discovered a shared passion for addressing a challenge we knew all too well ..read more

As Carbon Clean grows, I spend more and more time speaking to stakeholders who share our vision to speed up the pace of industrial decarbonisation and, importantly, have the influence to make it happen. Which is why being on the ground at COP every year matters so much. This year, we hosted an event, Industrial Decarbonisation in Action, convening people from across the private sector, government and other stakeholder organisations. If the first Global Stocktake held during COP28 provided consensus on what needs to be done to accelerate progress, then on-the-ground conversations created the o ..read more

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) in the US is a clear front runner when it comes to policy support for CCUS, but there have been some encouraging shifts in policy elsewhere too. I took a moment to survey the policy environment ahead of the launch of our industrial emissions and decarbonisation policy knowledge centre ..read more

“No one country has yet captured the carbon capture market” Jeremy Hunt, Chancellor of the Exchequer ..read more

The ‘energy trilemma’ – the need to deliver energy security and affordability, while also transitioning to net zero – has never been so critical. So, it was no surprise that it provided the mood music for COP27 and was top of mind for virtually everyone I spoke to. We know that COPs are an ensemble – of civil society, business and policymakers – with the President orchestrating negotiations between government actors on centre stage. But COPs should also be seen as the crescendo of negotiations over a number of months leading up to November. This year, despite all the preparations, it definite ..read more

As the lead investor in our $150m Series C investment round, Chevron is a key partner for Carbon Clean ..read more

Our next generation technology, CycloneCC is changing the future of carbon capture for refineries. It is a fully modular, pre-fabricated and skid-mounted carbon capture solution that reduces the overall cost of carbon capture by up to 50% and has a footprint that is up to 50% smaller than conventional carbon capture units. But is it the right solution for your refinery ..read more

With the passing of the Inflation Reduction Act, the U.S. has become one of the best places in the world to develop industrial carbon capture projects. Aniruddha Sharma, Chair and CEO of Carbon Clean, explains why.   It’s big, bold and will fundamentally alter the carbon capture landscape – it’s the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) that was signed into law by President Biden last week.   While it covers a lot of ground, it’s the climate change mitigation and energy innovation elements that have dominated the headlines – and rightly so. With $369 billion allocated for clean energy ..read more

Refineries face many challenges when dealing with the deployment of effective carbon capture. With limited physical space, remote locations, and safety concerns, among others ..read more

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