Making a case for bioenergy with carbon capture and storage

In this episode of the Energy Transitions podcast, Pamela Largue speaks to Ann Burton, head of global BECCS deployment at Drax, about BECCS and what makes it a viable and sustainable decarbonisation solution. Burton talks about how Drax is progressing with the new energy system's project deployment, as well as the challenges, wins and lessons learned thus far.

In this episode, you will gain insight into:

• Why bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) is a viable solution despite its bad reputation
• How BECCS can be sustainable
• Challenges associated with projects and how to overcome them
• An update on the 600MW North Yorkshire plant and Drax's expansion plans into US markets
• The skills needed to make these projects successful
• Why education and awareness are critical to ensure the growth of the sector
• How BECCS is developing a robust carbon credits market