CO2 Storage: How can CO2 be stored underground and what are the risks?
Report written by our Oslo Office For effective and safe CO2 storage for the purpose of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), several considerations c...
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What truly is “low-carbon”?
We keep hearing that, to align with the EU decarbonisation goals, society needs to switch to “low-carbon” products. This, of course, also applies to construction products. But a common definition of what a “low-carbon” material is, is missing. Bellona set out to provide a framework that allows for a common understanding of embodied carbon in general, and low-carbon construction products in particular.
We have written a foundational “Terms of reference” report, which is a comprehensive review of the technical and political aspects of embodied carbon in construction products, focusing on cement and steel, which are two of the most carbon-intensive materials due to their traditional production processes.
Find the full report as a Notion webpage here.
Find the full report here, in PDF version below.
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