Carbon capture and storage hubs expose gaps in cover for long-term liabilities

Governments may need to act as insurers of last resort for some carbon capture and storage (CCS) risks, particularly long-term liabilities after injection ends, according to Michel Krenzer, energy transition lead at Scor.

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