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The toxic cloud from the Silverwater Fire spread fifty kilometers across the air poisoning the population of Sydney within an hour.   Residents who fled the inferno of the Silverwater fire by car were chased by the billowing cloud of smoke as it expanded in all directions.

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How is it offensive hazardous, highly explosive and toxic materials in huge quantities that fueled the Silverwater fire can be stored on a residential community doorstep?

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All people accept the only true role of government is “public safety”. How is it offensive, hazardous,
highly explosive and toxic materials in huge quantities can be stored on a residential community
doorstep?
At law owners and operators of premises in the Auburn Area are required to have Council consent
to use premises to store offensive (dangerous) and hazardous (life-threatening) materials on
industrial premises.
Silverwater is in the Auburn Council Area. Per the AUBURN LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN
2000 – REG 18 Fariola Street is zoned No 4 (a)-General Industrial Zone which “requires consent
Development for the purpose of offensive and hazardous industries refer New South Wales
Consolidated Regulations AUBURN LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN 2000 – SCHEDULE 1
Definitions: ( refer – http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/nsw/consol_reg/alep2000297/s18.html ).

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The definitions for “offensive and hazardous” are:
“Offensive industry” means …. an industry which would emit a polluting discharge (for example,
noise) in a manner which would have a significant adverse impact on the locality …..
“Offensive storage establishment” means any establishment where goods, material or products are
stored which …. would have a significant adverse impact on the locality …..
” Hazardous industry ” means an industry which would pose a significant risk, in relation to the
locality:
(a) to human health, life or property, or
(b) to the biophysical environment.
“Hazardous storage establishment” means any establishment where goods, materials or products
are stored ….. would pose a significant risk, in relation to the locality:
(a) to human health, life or property, or
(b) to the biophysical environment.
Refer – http://www.austlii.edu.au/cgibin/sinodisp/au/legis/nsw/consol_reg/alep2000297/sch1.html?query=hazardous%20industries

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Green Gold is unusual in that provides a net economic benefit to the end user, together with the critical environmental benefits of burning cleanly, thereby avoiding the release of harmful greenhouse gases pollutants, and carbon tax penalties.

Green Gold converts dirty petrol, diesel and bio-diesel fuels into clean burning fuels.

The worldwide focus on renewable, cleaner energy sources such as bio-diesel is undeniable.

Just as ethanol blended into gasoline has become a market reality, so too is the market for bio-diesel blended into diesel.  And so too will be the future of Green Gold as the only non-additive technology to save the environment from the release of Greenhouse Gases from both petroleum and biomass fuels like petrol, diesel and bio-diesel.

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Master Franchise Rights For Sale in international markets for clean fuel technology, IT IS NOT an additive formulation – it is clearly demonstrated for use in the refining of  liquid hydrocarbon fuels and biomass, bio-fuels, biodiesel refining processes, and has the ability to increase fuel economy and reduce all harmful emissions.

CCUP has the revolutionary fuel technology for improving fuel quality octane and cetane levels, and hence performance through the utilization of unique organic Microbial Biotechnology fuel technology.

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Master Franchise Rights For Sale for clean fuel technology is currently the primary commercial focus of CCUP offering the sale of IP Access Agreements / Licenses for Oil Refiners and Bio-fuels Refiners and big traditional Wholesalers and Resellers.

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CCUP’s revolutionary fuel technology is for use by:

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Green Gold is a revolutionary and cheap green technology that provides a net economic benefit to the end user, together with the critical environmental benefits of burning cleanly, thereby avoiding the release of harmful greenhouse gases pollutants.

Most green technologies require an upfront investment and only provide the essential environmental benefit.  The economic drivers of these technologies like capture & storage, scrubbing and sole reduction devices
rely almost entirely on unsustainable government aid by way of Carbon Credits, Quotas or Allowances for their commercial viability.

Green Gold comes with the assurance to end users of substantial fuel economy cost savings gains due to fuel quality improvement.  Technically this happens by removing inorganic Greenhouse Gases chemicals from fuels prior to burning in internal combustion engines.  This can be done at the pre-refining or post-refining points.  It can also be done after fuel has left the refineries and be mixed by wholesalers and distributors are also large end users.

End users realize significant and sustainable cost savings, and avoid Carbon Cap / Taxes penalties on their business.  Plus, the return on investment is immediate, every time the end user consumes a tank of fuel, the return on investment is realized.

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Green Gold is one of the few green technology products that also provide a net economic benefit to the end user, rather than penalties.

With the production of bio-fuels and bio-diesel expanding globally the fact is that their greenhouse gases emission levels are higher than fossil fuels.

The worldwide focus on renewable, cleaner energy sources such as bio-diesel is undeniable.   Just as ethanol blended into gasoline has become a market reality, so too is the market for bio-diesel blended into diesel.  And so too will be the future of Green Gold as the only non-additive technology to save the environment from the release of Greenhouse Gases from both petroleum and biomass fuels like petrol, diesel and bio-diesel.

To go to our Clean Fuel Opportunity online registration form click here

Aviation companies, Transport companies, Maritime companies, Railways, Defense Forces, and Chemical companies can all “Go Green” by specifying non-greenhouse gases fuels from their wholesale fuels suppliers.

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SYDNEY Australia (CCUP) carbon dioxide fuel opportunities – “turning greenhouse gases into clean burning fuel for petroleum and bio-fuels refiners” – are now the core business of CCUP.  Carbon dioxide fuel opportunities are CCUP’s Holy Grain and extend existing CO2 Emissions Reduction Black Box Technology.  CCUP’s carbon dioxide fuel opportunities are based on organic microbial biotechnology consuming greenhouse gases in petrol, diesel, bio-diesel very, very cheaply.

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Carbon dioxide fuel opportunities consume inorganic greenhouse gas chemicals thereby improving fuel quality and creating fuels that burn cleanly as the greenhouse gases pollutants have been removed.

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Specialist heavy equipment and use of heat energy are not required in this carbon dioxide fuel opportunity, simply the mixing of a powdered compound of microbes to fluids before, during or after the refining process.

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CCUP’s carbon dioxide fuel opportunities results in Clean Green Fuels improve fuel quality that have increased octane and cetane levels.

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Low-cost low-carbon opportunity for the production of transport fuels, based on technology advancement for emissions reduction that enhances energy efficiency.

Defend your company, be prepared with the technology in hand and thereby positioned to tell government that you are able to adopt greenhouse gas reduction technology for  regulated emissions any time they choose to provide relief for the investment required, rather than them causing the enormous impact of economic upheaval on consumers and industry through the introduction of laws that amount to putting a price or tax on carbon through laws dressed up as Cap & Trade Schemes. To go to our Carbon Dioxide Fuel Opportunity online registration form click here

Become a co-owner and signatory to our low cost carbon solution.

We invite you to become a Green Empowered oil refiner by registering your interest to guarantee access for your company to our Organic Microbial Biotechnology yielding the ability to produce and supply efficiency enhanced greenhouse gas eliminated clean burning fuels at low cost. To go to our Carbon Dioxide Fuel Opportunity online registration form click here

Be ready to avoid carbon penalties and satisfy customer expectations for clean fuels.

Consumers like the idea of fuel prices reflecting a cost to stabilize the atmosphere rather than their money going overseas to foreign oil producers and into government coffers through taxation.  End user support for our low-cost low-carbon clean burning fuels is obvious and supplying it will yield comparative competitive advantage for your company.  Let’s face it some competitor oil refiners will resist change and fall by the way side. To go to our Carbon Dioxide Fuel Opportunity online registration form click here

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Technology has been invented that significantly reduces co2 emissions in the actual electricity generating plant before it is released into the atmosphere.

CCUP’s Black Box device is aimed to convert CO2 in a gaseous mix into a gas stream with an alternative composition whereby the CO2 is converted into environmentally acceptable GHG components. This functionality has been tested and accredited by Independent Government Experts and we attended the testing.

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CCUP seeks out key relationships with dynamic individuals and companies that can bring extra value to our business.  We team with passionate and capable individuals and companies ranging from small aspiring Inventor start-ups to some of the largest companies involved in the automotive, energy, steel, chemical, defense and manufacturing sectors.

For individuals, large companies and prime contractors, or firms interested in teaming arrangements or acquiring our Intellectual Property under License, please fill out our main contact form.  Or if you prefer, you can reach us at +62+422 096 349.

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How can you save energy and costs while complying with the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC)?

This is the central question to be answered – companies need help to prepare for CRC compliance in a timely and cost-efficient manner. By providing case studies from experts, energy providers and CRC participants, this service offers practical advice on CRC compliance and the latest updates on energy efficiency and carbon management strategies.

What is the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC)?

The CRC is the UK’s first mandatory carbon trading scheme targeting emissions from around 5,000 large business and public sector organisations. If your organisation has half-hourly metered electricity consumption greater than 6,000 MWh per year, which translates to roughly £500,000 in electricity bills, it is implicated in this scheme.

The Carbon Reduction Commitment Summit is designed to help those managing CRC compliance begin to define their new carbon management strategy, delegate responsibilities internally, budget for CRC participation and identify cost-savings solutions.

CCUP provides Strategic Consulting Services to assist customers in defining an Environmental GHG-Carbon Emissions Reduction Strategy to ensure Emissions Trading compliance, and that is actually capable of implementation by design to be appropriately technologically enabled to deliver significant GHG-Carbon emissions reductions to minimally cover the gap created between actual emissions and the regulatory cap covered by Quotas.

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And more than 40% say they need help to understand the impact of new laws regulating carbon emissions reduction. News that business was largely unprepared for climate change regulation emerged in a survey commissioned for Prince Charles’ third May Day Climate Change Summit last Friday.

The survey was commissioned by Prince Charles’ charity Business in the Community and sponsored by United Utilities (UU) and law firm DLA Piper. It took place in March and April 2009 and involved interviews with 1,695 employees, including 266 decision makers.

United Utilities chief executive Phillip Green and EDF chief executive Vincent De Rivaz, pledged to help their supply chains address climate change and in particular to be prepared for the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC). Under the CRC which becomes mandatory in April 2010 in the U.K., 5,000 organisations including government departments, local authorities, water companies, Network Rail, major retailers and the National Health Service, will have to buy C02 emission allowances at £12/t. If they fail to buy enough they will have to buy on the open market.

The May Day survey revealed that 71% of bosses, including directors and board members were unaware that their companies are affected by the new mandatory compliance.

Green was disappointed with the results but added that the campaign to raise climate change awareness was still in its infancy. “I’m depressed by the number of boardrooms in the country that still haven’t woken up to the climate change challenge,” said Green. “But we are in the foothills of the movement and it is still early days.”

“We have to help those 5,000 companies to understand how it will work to have the right data ready and some tips for effective reduction,” said De Rivaz.

Source: http://www.nce.co.uk/business-largely-unready-for-carbon-reduction-laws/5201551.article

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Carbon Management – abatement market presents 1 billion opportunities…

It is estimated that the CDM ( CO2 Emissions Glossary ) market has associated revenues of over $30 billion per annum, apart from the ERU/EUA  ( CO2 Emissions Glossary ) market which is expected to be another $25 billion.

India is a low-cost supply base for carbon abatement instruments and is expected to contribute about 20% of the total CERs ( CO2 Emissions Glossary ) likely to be generated globally. In this context.

Critical Risk Assessment of CDM Projects is the key to future value realization…

Critical risks impacting projects include inherent risks underlying the project such as construction, technology failure/machinery breakdown; baseline risks; permit qualification risks such as host country approval, sovereign/political risks; transaction risks such as legal ownership/property rights, counter party risks; market mechanism risks such as permit price volatility; financing risks such as credit risks. Since all these risks have financial implications on project financing and transactional arrangements, it is imperative to employ appropriate analytical tools to determine the risks associated with carbon credit delivery and asset quality for emission reduction projects.

The emergence of Emissions Trading allows projects in industrialized countries to buy enabling CO2 emission reduction technology and implement a project that generates excess carbon quotas, allowances, credits that can be sold on open market Carbon Exchanges in the same way the UN sponsored CDM CER’s (Carbon Credits) are sold.

CCUP has a number of products providing appropriate technology for CO2 emissions reduction projects in industrialized countries refer http://www.climatecleanup.com/

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Additionality

According to the Kyoto Protocol, gas emission reductions generated by Clean Development Mechanism and Joint Implementation project activities must be additional to those that otherwise would occur. “Additionality” is established when there is a positive difference between the emissions that occur in the baseline scenario, and the emissions that occur in the proposed project.

Allocation

Allocation of emissions permits or allowances among greenhouse gas emitters to establish an emission trading market. The division of permits/allowances can be done through grandfathering method and permit auctioning.

Annex B Countries

Annex B countries are the emissions-capped countries listed in Annex B of the Kyoto Protocol.

Annex I Countries

Annex I countries are the 36 industrial countries and economies in transition listed in Annex I of the UNFCCC. Belarus and Turkey are listed in Annex I but not Annex B; and Croatia, Liechtenstein, Monaco and Slovenia are listed in Annex B but not Annex I. In practice, however, Annex I of the UNFCCC and Annex B of the Kyoto Protocol are often used interchangeably.

Annex II Countries

Annex II of the UNFCCC includes all original OECD member countries plus the European Union.

Assigned Amount (AA)

The quantity of greenhouse gases that an Annex I country can release in accordance with the Kyoto Protocol, during the first commitment period of that protocol (2008-12).

Assigned Amount Unit (AAU)

An Assigned Amount Unit (AAU) is a tradable unit of 1 tCO₂e.

Carbon Asset

The potential of greenhouse gas emission reductions that a project is able to generate and sell.

Carbon Neutral

CO₂ emissions from sources, which are currently not addressed, or only inadequately addressed, by climate policies (e.g. private households, public administrations, most small and medium sized businesses, air travel). Carbon neutrality is a voluntary market mechanism to encourage the reduction of emissions.

CDM

see Clean Development Mechanism.

CERs

see Certified Emission Reductions.

Certification

The certification process is the phase of a CDM or JI project when permits are issued on the basis of calculated emissions reductions and verification, possibly by a third party.

Certified Emission Reductions (CERs)

A Kyoto Protocol unit equal to 1 metric tonne of CO ₂ equivalent. CERs are issued for emission reductions from CDM project activities. Two special types of CERs called temporary certified emission reduction (tCERs) and long-term certified emission reductions (lCERs) are issued for emission removals from afforestation and reforestation CDM projects.

Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)

The mechanism provided by Article 12 of the Kyoto Protocol, designed to assist developing countries in achieving sustainable development by permitting industrialized countries to finance projects for reducing greenhouse gas emission in developing countries and receive credit for doing so.

Clean Development Mechanism Executive Board (CDM EB)

The CDM EB is accountable to the Conference of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol. It registers validated project activities as CDM projects, issues certified emission reductions to relevant projects participants, and manages series of technical panels and working groups meetings.

Community Independent Transaction Log (CITL)

Central Administrator programme started at January 1, 2005 according to EU Directive 2003/87/EC, which underline the necessity to maintain an independent transaction log recording the issue, transfer and cancellation of allowances within European Union.

Compliance

Achievement by a Party its quantified emission limitation and reduction commitments under the Kyoto Protocol.

Conference of Parties (COP)

The meeting of parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Designated National Authority (DNA)

To participate in CDM, a Party needs to appoint a Designated National Authority. The DNA issues the Letter of Approval (LoA) needed for registration of a project. A project will need both a host country approval as well as investor country approval.

Designated Operational Entity (DOE)

A domestic legal entity or an international organization accredited and designated by the CDM EB. The DOE validates and requests registration of a proposed CDM projects activity as well as verifies emission reductions of a registered CDM project activity.

Domestic Project

JI project developed in the absence of another Annex 1 Party participation.

Double Counting

Projects within installations covered by the EU Emission Trading Scheme can not be put forward as Joint Implementation projects because allocation of European Union Allowances (EUAs) and generation of Emission Reduction Units (ERUs) in the same installation would lead to double counting.

Emission Reduction Purchase Agreement (ERPA)

Binding purchase agreement signed between buyer (of CERs or ERUs) and seller.

Emission Reduction Units (ERUs)

A unit of emission reductions achieved through a Joint Implementation project. This unit is equal to one metric ton of carbon dioxide equivalent.

Emissions Reductions (ERs)

Emissions reductions generated by a project that have not undergone a validation/verification process, but are contracted for purchase.

Emissions Trading

Emissions Trading allows for transfer of AAUs across international borders or emission allowances between companies covered by a Cap and Trade scheme. However, it is a general term often used for the three Kyoto mechanisms: JI, CDM and emissions trading.

Emissions Trading Scheme

The ETS is the largest multi-national, greenhouse gas emissions trading scheme in the world and is a main pillar of EU climate policy.

ERU

see Emission Reduction Unit.

EU ETS

see European Union Emissions Trading Scheme.

EUA

see European Union Allowance.

European Union Allowances (EUA)

Materialization of the EU ETS quotas, the tradable unit under the EU ETS. One EUA represents the right to emit 1 ton of CO₂.

European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS)

Trading Scheme within the European Union. The first compliance phase is from 2005 to 2007, while the second compliance phase continues from 2008 to 2012.

Financial additionality

CDM projects have to be financially “additional”, which means that the projects that Annex I countries support within the framework of the CDM should not be financed by official development aid, but that additional funding is to be made available for such projects.

Global Warming Potential (GWP)

The global warming potential is the impact a greenhouse gas (GHG) has to global warming. By definition, CO₂ is used as reference case, hence it always has the GWP of 1. GWP changes with time, and the IPCC has suggested using 100-year GWP for comparison purposes.

Greenhouse gases (GHGs)

Gases released by human activity that are responsible for climate change and global warming. The six gases listed in Annex A of the Kyoto Protocol are carbon dioxide (CO₂), methane (CH₄), and nitrous oxide (N₂0), as well as hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), perfluorocarbons (PFCs), and sulfur hexafluoride (SF₆).

GWP

see Global Warming Potential.

Host Country

A host country is the country where a JI or CDM project is physically located. A project has to be approved by host country to receive CERs or ERUs.

Hot Air

Excess permits that have occurred due to economic collapse or declined production for reasons not directly related to intentional efforts to curb emissions.

IET

see Emissions Trading.

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

IPCC was established by World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) and the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) in 1988 to assess scientific, technical and socio- economic information relevant for the understanding of climate change, its potential impacts and options for adaptation and mitigation. It is open to all Members of the UN and of WMO (www.ipcc.ch).

International Emissions Trading (IET)

see Emissions Trading.

International Transaction Log (ITL)

A planned centralized database of all tradable credits under the Kyoto Protocol and the application that verifies all international transactions and their compliance with Kyoto rules and policies.

IPCC

see Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

Issuance

Issuance refers to the instruction by the CDM Executive Board to the CDM registry administrator to issue a specified quantity of CERs for a project activity into the pending account of the Executive Board in the CDM registry.

JI

see Joint Implementation.

Joint Implementation (JI)

Joint Implementation is a mechanism for transfer of emissions permits from one Annex B country to another. JI generates ERUs on the basis of emission reduction projects leading to quantifiable emissions reductions.

Kyoto Protocol

Adopted at the Third Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention on Climate Change held in Kyoto, Japan, in December 1997, the Kyoto Protocol commits industrialized country signatories to reduce their greenhouse gas (or “carbon”) emissions by an average of 5.2% compared with 1990 emissions, in the period 2008-2012.

Linking Directive

The EU Emissions Trading Directive 2003/87/EC and its amendment arrange the use of project credits in Phase I (2005-2007) of the EU ETS, as well as provisions relating to project approval processes and authorisation to participate in the flexible mechanisms. They also contain additional provisions relating to the establishment of the national emissions inventory.

National Allocation Plan (NAP)

Allocation of emission allowances at the national level to individual sites under European Union Emission Trading Scheme.

National Authorities and Designated National Authorities

The national authority is the official body representing the Government which takes part in the arrangement of CDM/JI projects. For JI host countries, the national authority approves the projects and issues the emission reduction units. For CDM host countries, the designated national authority issues a non-objection letter necessary for the project approval, if it agrees that a project is in line with its sustainable development objectives.

Non-Annex I countries

Annex I is an Annex in the UNFCCC listing those countries that are signatories to the Convention and committed to emission reductions. The non-Annex I countries are developing countries, and they have no emission reduction targets.

Party

A state (or regional economic integration organization such as the European Union) that agrees to be bound by a treaty and for which the treaty has entered into force.

Project Design Document (PDD)

Document completed by project developers in order to register their project under the CDM or JI. The draft JI PDD form shall be applied provisionally until the COP/MOP has adopted it in accordance with the JI guidelines.

Sequestration

Sequestration refers to capture of carbon dioxide in a manner that prevents it from being released into the atmosphere for a specified period of time.

Sustainable development

Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

UNFCCC

see United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

The international legal framework adopted in June 1992 at the Rio Earth Summit to address climate change. It commits the Parties to the UNFCCC to stabilize human induced greenhouse gas emissions at levels that would prevent dangerous manmade interference with the climate system.

Verified Emission Reductions (VERs)

A unit of greenhouse gas emission reductions that has been verified by an independent auditor, but that has not yet undergone the procedures and may not yet have met the requirements for verification, certification and issuance of CERs (in the case of the CDM) or ERUs (in the case of JI) under the Kyoto Protocol. Buyers of VERs assume all carbon-specific policy and regulatory risks (i.e. the risk that the VERs are not ultimately registered as CERs or ERUs). Buyers therefore tend to pay a discounted price for VERs, which takes the inherent regulatory risks into account. VERs are carbon credits which are not certified under the Kyoto Protocol but which can be used to compensate carbon emissions. 1 VER corresponds to one metric tone of CO₂ equivalent.

Voluntary Market

Voluntary markets for emissions reductions cover those buyers and sellers of Verified Emission Reductions (VERs), which seek to manage their emission exposure for non-regulatory purposes.

CO2 Emissions Glossary

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CO2 capture and sequestration (also known as carbon capture and storage and CCS) allow the use of fossil energy to continue, while buying time to make the transition to other energy sources in an orderly fashion.

This explains why the large oil companies promote CCS to maintain control of energy markets and profit from the tremendous new source of revenues in managing CCS installations world wide.

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What Is The  Future for CO2 Capture Sequestration?

At CCUP we put the emphasis on the actual reduction of CO2 (carbon dioxide) and doing it safely so it lines up with ESG Reporting (Environmental Social Governance) and EHS Reporting (Environment Health & Safety) requirements of companies.  All companies have either an ESG or EHS Committee that include the most senior of executives and Managing director.

The major problem is creating ESG or EHS Policy is the unavailability of the environmental impact and  safety data relating to the underground or ocean  storage of CO2 emissions.  This problem is compounded by the fact that the Earth has actual physical limitations for the volumes of CO2 that can be stored.  It is at best a temporary solution.

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New technologies like those amassed by CCUP could also reduce carbon dioxide emissions to the atmosphere while still allowing the use of fossil fuels at a fraction of the cost of a CO2 Capture Sequestration installation.

The economic continuance of existing fossil fuel sales is not only important to oil companies, it is vital to economies like Australia who’s biggest export earner is coal for Power Stations and electricity generation.

Carbon capture and sequestration is also known as carbon capture and storage and both use the acronym CCS.

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At CCUP we put the emphasis on the actual reduction of CO2 (carbon dioxide) and using technology that does it safely so the real world solutionaligns with ESG (Environmental Social Governance) and EHS (Environment Health & Safety) Reporting requirements of companies.

We choose to define CCS as – Capturing Carbon Safely – to give a definition with meaning to the problem confronted by ESG and EHS Committees.

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