A recent study by Pinsent Masons reveals that while Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) remains the primary focus for low-carbon investors, there is a growing shift toward diversification. Interest is rising in e-fuels, low-carbon hydrogen, and wind power as investors seek to spread risk across a broader portfolio of green technologies. The research highlights the essential role of carbon credits in project financing, with nearly all surveyed developers and investors viewing credit eligibility as a core requirement. However, regulatory divergence and complex verification processes remain significant barriers to scaling these solutions globally.
