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From left to right: European Council president Donald Tusk, Chinese premier Li Keqiang, and European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker, at the July 2018 EU-China summit. A long-standing partnership on carbon capture and storage was not discussed. (Photo: European Commission)

EU-China cooperation on CO2 storage lost in limbo

Last month, the leaders of the European Commission and the European Council and the premier of China signed off on a declaration on climate change and clean energy, at a summit in Beijing.

"We have underlined our joint, strong determination to fight climate change and demonstrate global leadership," said commission president Jean-Claude Juncker about the statement.

"There is no time for us to sit back and watch p...

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From left to right: European Council president Donald Tusk, Chinese premier Li Keqiang, and European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker, at the July 2018 EU-China summit. A long-standing partnership on carbon capture and storage was not discussed. (Photo: European Commission)

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