The technology and processes that collect CO₂ at the point of emissions to then store underground or elsewhere.

Many power plants are investing in carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) technology to trap CO₂ emissions and store them underground, reducing their environmental impact.

A tax on emissions associated with burning fossil fuels that makes visible the “hidden” cost of carbon emissions.

Carbon taxes also help create incentives to come up with carbon-free alternatives to save money.

The additional cost for a clean technology over one that emits greenhouse gases.

The green premium is a helpful tool for evaluating climate solutions and helping us decide where to focus our efforts.

Achieving a balance between the amount of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere and the amount removed.

The cost difference between a net-zero alternative and a traditional carbon-emitting option is called the green premium.

Money provided by the government to help make a product or service more affordable.

The government introduced a subsidy for electric vehicles to make them more affordable and to encourage the transition to clean transportation.