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‘BECCS isn’t vital to meet net zero’, government told

‘BECCS isn’t vital to meet net zero’, government told

The use of bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) to generate power “isn’t vital to meet net zero,” Green Alliance has cautioned. The environmental think tank has urged the government to avoid “locking in” large-scale BECCS “too early,” saying its proposed extension of biomass subsidies beyond 2027 should be time limited.  

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