In order for a breakthrough to take place, many things need to come into play first. Forward thinking, ingenuity, an almost unimaginable amount of compiled research and the technology assisting in making it all happen are just some. The advancements our society have made over the years with renewable energy, solar, wind and water power alone have greatly reduced our emissions. When each one of these things was introduced, they were considered “breakthroughs”. As each one was introduced to the world, nothing like it at the time had ever been done before. It was a leap forward.

But what about the concept of capturing the biggest, and most deadly waste product for the planet as we know it, carbon dioxide? In today’s time, it is feasible to conceive considering how far we have come in such a short time of modern existence. However, go back just 30 or even 40

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Douglas-Westwood Limited - "I just could not believe the scale of my numbers - if we could stop burning off the 150 billion cubic meters of natural gas per annum, that is a waste product of oil production, it would be the CO2 greenhouse gas equivalent of removing 100 million cars from the world's roads; one seventh of the total global car population."

Douglas-Westwood Limited - "I just could not believe the scale of my numbers - if we could stop burning off the 150 billion cubic meters of natural gas per annum, that is a waste product of oil production, it would be the CO2 greenhouse gas equivalent of removing 100 million cars from the world's roads; one seventh of the total global car population."