Cc Countersign Annex with airSlate SignNow

Cc countersign annex

to illustrate that but then how do we make sure we can prove that it stays down there securely we do have regulations in place that's the role of the regulations so no operator is allowed to start a project without a permit and he has to prove that the site's going to be safe before he even gets that permit and then in operation it has to be monitored to prove we have international regulations in place and to the unfccc the under the clean development mechanism we have them for storage and geological formations offshore under the london protocol we have the international standards organization has a suite of standards on ccs and individual countries and regions such as the eu have ccs specific regulations and they're all based around the ipcc's greenhouse gas inventory guidelines methodology for 2006. so why are we looking at ccs well if you can remember the 1.5 report from the ipcc in 2018 three of the four scenario pathways relied heavily upon ccs and the one that didn't relied more heavily upon behavior change and it was also a more expensive pathway my colleagues in the international energy agency in paris they do their analysis for the role of all the low-carbon technologies in the energy sector and to get the energy sector to net zero by 2050 we need to do all of the things all the solar wind energy efficiency electric vehicles but ccs has a role of about 25 percent of that mitigation effort that's a big role and they went into more detail uh last year in their special report on ccos and highlighted i think very clearly the main unique applications of ccs the key the unique attributes of this suite of technologies and the first one is it's retrofittability you've it can be fitted to existing energy assets so you don't have to dismantle your energy system in your country it's also a solution for these heart rebates sectors i mentioned cement already iron and steel and others and potentially aviation as well through synthetic aviation fuels and it's also a route getting low cost low carbon hydrogen produced from natural gas and the direct air capture removing carbon from the atmosphere as well and this year my colleagues produced this net zero road map to 2050 and it produced some headline items in there about no new coal uh plants no new oil and gas developments but within this they quantify the role of carbon capture and storage that we need to be storing four gigatons of carbon dioxide by 2035 four gigatons per year and 7.6 gigatons per year by 2050. so four gigatons a year in 14 years time that's a hundred times more than we're doing at the moment but do we have some projects yes we do we've got decades of experience now with large scale million tons a year projects just to show you what they look like slightly project...