Subsidies for Drax’s proposed bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) plant could cost consumers almost £32 billion - or £470 for each person in the UK - according to a new report from the environmental think tank Ember. Drax has disputed the figures, saying they are based on “a series of false assumptions” that do not reflect its current proposals.
Subsidies for Drax BECCS plant could cost £32bn
