I think you are comparing apples to oranges aren’t you. The single-factory setups in Norway and Canada are completely different from what Labour is attempting to build in the UK. The foreign plants you mentioned (like Norway's Sleipner) are isolated facilities capturing emissions from a single source.  The UK is attempting to build massive, interconnected regional industrial clusters (HyNet and the East Coast Cluster).  This requires linking entirely different industries - cement, waste-to-energy, power plants - into a giant, shared pipeline network. This level of complex grid integration has never been done anywhere in the world. Haven’t independent energy watchdogs (like the IEEFA) found that the flagship projects in Norway and Canada repeatedly failed to meet their targeted carbon-capture rates due to underperformance and design flaws? The government’s own watchdog warned that because there are “not any examples of CCUS technology operating at a commercial scale in the UK,” the system carries massive, unproven “first-of-a-kind risks. “  In fact, the government quietly admitted that its 2030 capture targets are already unachievable🙄 Gordon Brown? The 2007 Gordon Brown project wasn't “ready to build” - it was a bureaucratic mess.  The National Audit Office said it was plagued by “insufficient planning” and unviable commercial risks.  Labour blew it back then because the tech wasn't viable.  Now Ed Miliband is repeating history - gambling £9bn on unproven engineering just for green headlines.

Fleming, who holds a Masters in Chemistry, has labeled the HyNet plan a "toxic time bomb." This isn't just rhetoric it refers to the specific properties of CO_2 transport what Qualifications does Rotherham Have

I’ve been using a sim I purchased for my @MTNNG hynet WiFi for over 2 years now, 3 days ago I decided to insert the sim into a phone to know if it’s working cus I stopped using the WiFi. I received 2 missed calls from 2 different numbers in those 3 day. I was shocked.

JPMorgan Chase backed @CharmIndustrial with $20M venture debt and expanded its purchase agreement to 61,500 tonnes of CDR credits. axios.com/pro/climate-deals/… CIEIF awarded $75K grants to CDR firms - Carbizon & Hourglass Climate, and Institute for Glacier Stewardship for environmental impact analysis. New grant cycle is also open with award amounts of $75K per project with a December 1, 2026 application deadline. cieif.org/current-grants Equilibrium signed a multi-year 180,000-tonne CDR offtake deal with Altitude. altitudecarbon.com/news/alti… @Climeworks Solutions signed a 10-year deal with TD Bank for CDR credits across EW, biochar, BECCS & future DAC. climeworks.com/press-release… NYK Group agreed to buy CDR credits from Graphyte’s Carbon Casting technology. nyk.com/english/news/2026/20… @skytreeco2 announced plans to deploy a DAC system at the site of Dutch energy company Lingezegen Energy, scaling from 900 tCO₂/yr to 7,200 tCO₂/yr by 2027 for greenhouse CO₂ supply. gasworld.com/story/skytree-t… Neoenergia secured €14.8M financing for large-scale Atlantic Forest restoration in Brazil. esgnews.com/iberdrolas-neoen… TD Bank Group agreed to buy 18,000 DAC carbon removal credits from Deep Sky over 10 years. newswire.ca/news-releases/de… Carbon Alpha secured CAD 2.5M from Natural Resources Canada for its North Star BECCS project. qcintel.com/carbon/article/c… Jain Irrigation launched a large-scale biochar facility in Maharashtra producing 20,000 tonnes annually. agrospectrumindia.com/2026/0… Puro. earth launched a CRCF program to certify credits under the EU Carbon Removals and Carbon Farming Regulation. linkedin.com/posts/puro-eart… Nykredit and Klimate partnered to support CDR and storage technologies in Denmark. bigadan.com/uploads/document… @cellaminerals and Battelle agreed to explore collaboration on geologic CO₂ storage projects. linkedin.com/posts/carboncap… @ClimeFiHQ partnered with International Airlines Group and British Airways on its first SAF certificate procurement for a corporate client. linkedin.com/posts/we-are-pl… @OctaviaCarbon partnered with ZEN Carbon to supply CO₂ captured by its DAC systems for mineralization into concrete. linkedin.com/posts/the-carbo… Sumitomo Corporation acquired an equity stake in Graphyte’s Loblolly CDR project in Arkansas. asia.nikkei.com/business/bus… Evero submitted planning application for its flagship InBECCS project within the HyNet industrial cluster. woodrecyclers.org/evero-subm… @Isometric_HQ certified Version 2.1 of its standard, streamlining validation to accelerate CDR credit issuance. carbon-pulse.com/517237/ The Ocean Science Equity Initiative announced to offer travel grants for individuals to attend mCDR conferences and meetings. Applications deadline is November 15. oceanfdn.org/marine-carbon-d… @carbon_180 released a report that charts the course for scaling mCDR responsibly, translating five enabling conditions into concrete federal policy priorities. carbon180.org/wp-content/upl… A new CO2RE report found major differences between biochar standards across CRCF, ICVCM & Article 6.4 frameworks. co2re.org/publication/biocha… The State of CDR 3rd Edition highlighted a widening gap between CDR needs and deployment. stateofcdr.org/report/3rd-ed… @milkywire outlined how net-zero targets assume a future system that doesn’t yet exist, urging companies to actively build the policies, infrastructure, and CDR needed to enable those goals. milkywire.com/build-the-worl…

المحطة ستدخل الخدمة الكاملة منتصف عام 2029. سبقها إطلاق مصنع تجريبي على موقع آخر لاختبار وتحسين التكنولوجيا قبل التطبيق على النطاق الكامل. المشروع جزء من عنقود HyNet North West الصناعي، ويحظى بدعم حكومي مباشر ضمن استراتيجية المملكة المتحدة للوصول إلى الحياد الكربوني.

I’m going to play devils advocate here a bit, he’s not wrong, there’s no “unlimited mobile data” in most places in the world, only a select few countries have such, emphasis on mobile data, as in direct connect from your phone to towers…what is often seen is unlimited fibre or WiFi plans, which is kinda what we have here in Nigeria. That said, the problem still remains; 1) the so called unlimited plans that we have here even the ones deducated hynet plans which r for WiFi devices not mobile phones, r still not truly unlimited, there’s always ridiculous FUP, e.g after a certain usage u get only 2gb of data a day, that’s just bs 2) our fixed/capped plans deplete significantly faster on Mtn than any other provider, WHY?! 3) the fibrex he mentioned is only available in very very very few estates and areas in even fewer states across the country, u can’t be proposing a solution that only a tiny percentage of people can access

Just do a search for Hynet the CO2 “pipeline” currently being dug across Cheshire and North Wales for a truly disturbing waste of money on climate BS!

Hynet is already being dug - anyone driving around Cheshire/north wales can see the scars. The proposal is to pump co2 under the Liverpool bay. £17.7 billion in capital and £29.1 billion in operating expenditure to 2050. Initial infrastructure cost of £0.9 billion.

Hi @grok What strategic or financial factors such as high capital costs, uncertain returns on carbon credits, regulatory delays, or a shift toward other low-carbon priorities like hydrogen or renewables are driving BP to divest its stakes in these flagship UK carbon capture projects in Northern England, and which specific projects (e.g., HyNet or Net Zero Teesside) are most affected? How might this partial exit by BP influence the overall progress and funding of the UK’s carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) sector, which is a cornerstone of the government’s net-zero-by-2050 strategy, and what role will continued public subsidies or new private investors need to play to keep the projects on track? What are the potential ripple effects on investor confidence in large-scale CCS infrastructure globally, UK energy transition timelines, regional jobs in Northern England, and Britain’s ability to meet its legally binding emissions targets if major oil majors begin scaling back involvement in similar flagship initiatives?

Over 30 UK companies urge Energy Secretary Ed Miliband to fund HyNet with £500m. They warn delays in #hydrogen & CCUS risk competitiveness and #netzero targets. #HydrogenNow #EnergyTransition #CCUS fcw.sh/NUXgGv

HyNet group vies for £500m government hydrogen pipeline funding dlvr.it/TSHSgb #HydrogenNow #H2View

Yes - I suspect they think that it being labelled a project of critical national priority might overcome the issues identified. It seems to have worked for HyNet.

The Peak Cluster project has caused mass controversy on the Wirral. But what about HyNet, which will store millions of tonnes of CO2 under Liverpool Bay? Read on for @lancekthompson's deep dive into both Merseyside carbon capture and storage projects. livpost.co.uk/a-mississippi-…

The benefits of the Hynet carbon capture pipeline being built in Flintshire and Cheshire have been challenged by Senedd member Carolyn Thomas wp.me/p8Mk4U-1hK8

Senedd member raises questions over Hynet Carbon Capture project. leaderlive.co.uk/news/259550… #Flintshire #Hynet #carboncapture #WelshGovernment

THE £1 MILLION-PER-JOB GAMBLE. The Senedd is betting big on the North Wales Carbon Capture project, but the math is a disaster for Welsh taxpayers. 1/4: The Millionaire Subsidy The project claims to create 800 "skilled jobs." With a staggering £800M annual subsidy, we are effectively paying £1,000,000 per job, every single year. 2/4: Gone in 40 Hours The project aims to bury 4.5M tons of Co2 annually. On a global scale, that entire year of effort is replaced by world emissions in just 39.5 hours. We spend millions for an impact that disappears in less than two days. 🌍⏱️ 3/4: Priorities Check For the cost of just ONE of these subsidised jobs (£1M), the Senedd could fund: 🚑 20 New Paramedics 👩‍🏫 25 Primary School Teachers 🏠 Massive grants for local home insulation Instead, the cash goes to a "risky" industrial experiment. 4/4: The Bottom Line North Wales deserves real investment, not symbolic "white elephants" that carve up our landscape for zero global gain. It's time to ask the Senedd: Who is this project actually for? #NorthWales #Senedd #NetZero #WalesNews #Taxpayers #HyNet

수소전기차 충전 편의 제공을 위한 민관 합작 특수목적법인 수소에너지네트워크(하이넷, HyNet)이 운영하는 22개 수소충전소가 3일부터 충전 단가를 인상했습니다. 기존 1㎏당 9900원이었던 가격을 충전소마다 1만450원에서 1만1000원 사이로 올린다는 것입니다. 가격 인상 이유는 수소충전 차량 분산이 가장 큽니다. bloter.net/news/articleView.…

BlackRock zgodził się na zakup 49,99% udziałów w spółce należącej do , zajmującej się wychwytywaniem i składowaniem CO₂ (CCUS). Eni CCUS Holding rozwija m.in. projekty HyNet i Bacton w oraz L10 w . Rząd zapowiedział przeznaczenie 22 mld funtów na rozwój projektów wychwytywania dwutlenku węgla w Wielkiej Brytanii. Przy tak silnym wsparciu publicznym obejmującym dotacje, subwencje inwestycyjne, gwarancje przychodów oraz uproszczone procedury administracyjne inwestycje w CCUS stają się znacznie mniej ryzykowne z punktu widzenia kapitału prywatnego. W praktyce oznacza to, że część ryzyka biznesowego przenoszona jest na państwo i podatników, co może istotnie poprawiać przewidywalność i stopę zwrotu dla inwestorów instytucjonalnych. Nic więc dziwnego, że globalne fundusze infrastrukturalne i zarządzający aktywami chcą zwiększać ekspozycję na tego typu projekty. To kolejny przykład, jak polityka klimatyczna i publiczne wsparcie finansowe kształtują kierunki przepływu prywatnego kapitału w Europie. Link potwierdzający : theguardian.com/commentisfre…

BlackRock has agreed to buy a 49.99% stake in Eni's carbon capture and storage business. Eni CCUS Holding includes the HyNet and Bacton carbon capture projects in Britain and L10 in the Netherlands. The Labour government has committed £22bn to carbon capture projects in the UK.

Ewooo, make I just die the thought. Was thinking of getting one for my church, Starlink enterprise is becoming too cost for us and we still need to support with Hynet and a load balancer for when Starlink updates (we can’t be having that during live streams).