16.06.26 | Describing the UK’s carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) sector as a “vanity project” misrepresents its economic importance

12.06.26 | Reactive statement to unconfirmed reports suggesting that funding allocated to Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) in the 2025 Spending Review could be redirected elsewhere.

10.06.26 | A new report commissioned by eleven leading energy trade bodies shows almost two-thirds (63%) of the public across the UK think clean power strengthens the UK’s security, held as a majority view across every political persuasion.

03.06.26 | Today, the CCSA and 50 other stakeholders published a joint letter calling on both sides of the Channel to provide greater clarity on the timeline and milestones for linking their Emissions Trading Systems and enabling cross border CCUS projects ahead of the next EU-UK Summit.

02.06.26 | The Government has set out its proposed level for the seventh Carbon Budget, which sets a target of ~87% emissions reduction in the period 2038 to 2042 – endorsed by the Environmental Audit Committee and the Climate Change Committee.

New polling across England, Scotland and Wales shows strong public backing for the UK’s energy infrastructure programme, with clear priorities centred on jobs, climate change and economic strength, rather than visual appearance.

20.05.26 | While Judicial review will continue to be an important safeguard providing a route for communities to be heard, it is important that it is not used in a way that leads to unnecessary or prolonged delays for projects.

20.05.26 | The CCSA welcomes “A Well-Adapted UK” from the Climate Change Committee, saying the growing threat from extreme weather highlights the need to strengthen the UK’s resilience while accelerating decarbonisation.