There has been growing interest over recent years regarding the role of carbon dioxide capture and utilisation (CCU) in mitigating greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. As well as climate mitigation, the technology offers other potential benefits - such as resource use and waste conversion, encapsulated in the ‘circular economy’ concept. Despite its potential, there major uncertainties persist with regards to CCU’s ability to achieve real and measurable emissions reductions within carbon reduction support schemes. At a time when policy-makers are looking at how the technology can best be supported, there is an real need to improve clarity regarding its potential to deliver emissions reductions, an
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