Rapid growth in AI and data centres is driving significant new demand for reliable, continuous electricity. Renewables will remain central to meeting this demand, but large-scale digital infrastructure is also increasing the need for firm, lower-carbon power. This session will explore the role carbon capture and storage can play in reducing emissions from power generation that complements renewable energy. Bringing together energy, technology and climate perspectives, the discussion will examine how growing digital electricity demand can be met while keeping emissions on a downward trajectory.
