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Central Committee | CC [Abbr.]

carbon capture and storage [ carbon dioxide capture and storage | carbon sequestration | CCS [acronym] CO2 capture and storage | Carbon capture(STW) ]

Adobe Photoshop CS5 | Adobe Photoshop CS6 | Adobe Photoshop | Adobe Photoshop CC

Canarian Coalition | CC [Abbr.]

Nationalist Coalition: Canarian Coalition | CN-CC [Abbr.]

Global Air Navigation Plan for CNS/ATM Systems [ Global Co-ordinated Plan for Transition to the ICAO CNS/ATM Systems | Global Plan | global co-ordinated plan for transition to the CNS/ATM systems | Global Co-ordinated Plan | Global Co-ordination Plan for Transition to the ICAO CNS/ATM Systems | Global CNS/ATM Tra ]

CN Communications [ CN Telecommunications ]

People's Republic of China | China [ CHN; CN | CHN; CN ]

CN Employees' Charities Chest [ CN Employees' Charities Campaign ]

Swiss National FAO Committee | Swiss FAO Committee [ CNS-FAO ]

Joint Programming Documents covering the 2000-2006 period, were established for each EU-CC (candidate country) border (here in the form of joint Phare CBC/Interreg III A programming documents) and each CC-CC border (except the Baltic Sea areas).

69. Notes that CCS could play a role on the road to decarbonisation by 2050; notes, however, that CCS is still at the research and development stage; notes that CCS development remains highly uncertain due to unresolved problems, such as non-specified delays, high costs and efficiency concerns; stresses that CCS, developed in an economically efficient, safe and sustainable way, will need to be in use on a commercial scale as soon as possible; highlights that CCS is also an important option for the decarbonisation of several energy-intensive industries such as oil refining aluminium smelting and cement production; calls on the Commission to draw up a mid-term report evaluating the results obtained from the use of EU-subsidised demonstra ...[+++]tion projects for coal-fired power stations;

70. Notes that CCS could play a role on the road to decarbonisation by 2050; notes, however, that CCS is still at the research and development stage; notes that CCS development remains highly uncertain due to unresolved problems, such as non-specified delays, high costs and efficiency concerns; stresses that CCS, developed in an economically efficient, safe and sustainable way, will need to be in use on a commercial scale as soon as possible; highlights that CCS is also an important option for the decarbonisation of several energy-intensive industries such as oil refining aluminium smelting and cement production; calls on the Commission to draw up a mid-term report evaluating the results obtained from the use of EU-subsidised demonstra ...[+++]tion projects for coal-fired power stations;

59. Recognises the importance of applying CCS technology, where feasible, if the carbon emission reduction goals are to be achieved at the least possible cost, and acknowledges that procedural delays and financial shortfalls, as well as lack of commitment on the part of certain Member States, are likely to delay achievement of the European Council's ambition of having up to 12 CCS demonstration projects in operation by 2015; calls on the Commission to publish a CCS Action Plan; recognises that CCS will not be appropriate in all circumstances, even by 2050, and may well be limited to large installations and the avoidance of industrial process emissions; calls for support on breakthrough technologies in other areas in order to increase ene ...[+++]rgy efficiency and lower energy consumption, and provide solutions outside the CCS framework;