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Carbon Capture Costs Are The Hurdle For CCS Investments

Carbon Capture Costs Are The Hurdle For CCS Investments

by Research | May 18, 2022 | ESG, Recycling, & Climate, Monthly Thematic Piece

C-MACC Weekly “CRETER” (Climate etc.) Carbon Capture Costs Are The Hurdle For CCS Investments CCS project announcements are popping up daily, especially in the US recently – most are aligning partners with pore space, and the capture part is...
ESG Pledges Mount in Earnings and Sustainability Reports; Unclear How Many Are Viable & Supported By Real Action Plans

ESG Pledges Mount in Earnings and Sustainability Reports; Unclear How Many Are Viable & Supported By Real Action Plans

by Research | May 4, 2022 | ESG, Recycling, & Climate, Monthly Thematic Piece

C-MACC Weekly “CRETER” (Climate etc.) ESG Pledges Mount in Earnings and Sustainability Reports; Unclear How Many Are Viable & Supported By Real Action Plans Corporate quarterly and sustainability reports are full of good intentions and targets, but...
Sales Are Rising in ‘22, But Is It All Price: What About Volume?

Sales Are Rising in ‘22, But Is It All Price: What About Volume?

by C-MACC Research | May 1, 2022 | Sunday Thematic & Weekly Recap

C-MACC Sunday Thematic & Weekly Recap 116 Sales Are Rising in ‘22, But Is It All Price: What About Volume? Despite a wave of generally strong earnings, both macro data and reports from companies closer to the consumer are more worrying and signal trouble ahead The...
Optimism Has Created Plenty Of Wind Problems – It Could Spread

Optimism Has Created Plenty Of Wind Problems – It Could Spread

by Research | Apr 27, 2022 | ESG, Recycling, & Climate, Monthly Thematic Piece

C-MACC Weekly “CRETER” (Climate etc.) Optimism Has Created Plenty Of Wind Problems – It Could Spread The wind power industry is in significant trouble and the last couple of years have been plagued with negative revisions, despite a strong demand...
The Need to Count Carbon – All Things Renewable Are Not Good

The Need to Count Carbon – All Things Renewable Are Not Good

by Research | Apr 20, 2022 | ESG, Recycling, & Climate, Monthly Thematic Piece

C-MACC Weekly “CRETER” (Climate etc.) The Need to Count Carbon – All Things Renewable Are Not Good The route to renewable fuels and materials is not as simple as using a plant-based input, and carbon sources and sinks matter. The need for audits will...
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