Carbon capture
UK CCUS projects award more than £4 billion in supply-chain contracts
The CCSA warns that policy delays could put a further £26 billion of private investment by 2030 at risk.
Directly reportedESG Financial Intelligence · Issue 9
Eight signals from the last 72 hours — from a US$6M airline carbon bill to £4B in UK carbon-capture contracts.
By the numbers
Editorial rule: no monetary value, no entry. Every figure is labelled as directly reported, a scenario range or context, with method and sources on file.
Carbon capture
The CCSA warns that policy delays could put a further £26 billion of private investment by 2030 at risk.
Directly reportedClimate tech
A Series A round backs thermal energy storage as a way to replace fossil fuels in industrial heat.
Directly reportedNature finance
A US$6.6M cornerstone commitment seeds a fund for early-stage nature and nature-based carbon projects.
Directly reportedSustainable debt
Two term loans and a revolving credit line tie the Italian dairy group's funding costs to ESG performance.
Directly reportedPublic funding
Five Horizon Europe funding streams target CO₂ capture, storage appraisal, direct air capture and regional CCUS hubs.
Directly reportedCarbon border
An industry estimate, not an official forecast: the burden would ultimately pass to consumers through higher prices.
Reported estimateClean cooking
The Kenyan clean-cooking business M-Gas shows how much carbon revenue still depends on authorisation and delivery.
Directly reportedAviation compliance
A rare company-level look at what CORSIA-linked carbon compliance costs an African airline.
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