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Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) is controversial because it is largely untested at scale.
Critics say it is essentially a sop to the fossil fuel industry kicking the can down the road on the seismic shift in energy policy needed to meet net-zero targets.
Another of the CCSA ’s members is Baringa , a consultancy that is involved in one of the carbon capture clusters.
Former Labour minister Jim Murphy ’s lobbying shop Arden Strategies organised a Treasury roundtable discussion in the Treasury .
Jim Murphy is one of only two former Labour ministers who run their own lobbying companies.
The Dark Arts Dispatch shines a light on corporate influence, lobbying and money in politics.
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