Uncertainty around carbon policy is a major barrier to investment across the carbon capture and clean fuels sectors, according to Adam Forsyth, Head of Research at Longspur Capital, speaking at gasworld’s recent European CO2 Summit in Rotterdam.
While funding momentum is building in mature segments like biogas and biomethane, Forsyth warned that the carbon capture and removal space still lags in deal volume and frequency.
“We are seeing funding happening, but it’s nothing like the frequency in the biogas space,” he said.
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