While carbon capture and storage is often discussed in the context of developed economies such as the U.S. and EU, carbon management technologies will be critical to decarbonizing developing economies that continue to expand non-renewable power generation, like China, Indonesia, and India. As we move toward centering the developing world in the global climate conversation, global leaders and institutions must adjust climate finance to enable funding for a full suite of technology options – including carbon capture and storage. Leaders from African and Asian governments and development banks discussed the state of carbon capture and storage in emerging economies, why carbon capture technologies will be necessary to help them decarbonize, and the ways international financial institutions can help drive rapid deployment.

Speakers: Guloren Turan​, GCCSI; Tim Dixon, IEAGHG; Kamel Ben-Naceur​, Nomadia Consulting; Lee Beck, Clean Air Task Force

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