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Carbon capture could cost key gas players $7.5bn, new report finds

A new report from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) has revealed that major gas companies in Australia, including Santos, Woodside, and Chevron, could face up to $75 billion in costs for carbon capture and storage (CCS) to meet their net zero emissions targets by 2050. The study highlights that these companies are banking on CCS technology to offset their emissions, but the financial burden could be substantial due to the high costs associated with capturing, transporting, and storing carbon dioxide. The report questions the economic viability and scalability of CCS, suggesting that the industry might be underestimating the challenges and costs involved. It also points out that alternative strategies like reducing gas production or investing in renewable energy might be more cost-effective and environmentally beneficial in the long run.

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[ https://www.ntnews.com.au/business/nt-business/carbon-capture-could-cost-key-gas-players-75bn-new-report-finds/news-story/7b0ef807e8a0301dd4dd2abb851f042f ]