Reuters: Britain should cast aside its hesitation and press ahead with carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects, especially as it needs to replace many coal-fired generators, a government advisor told Reuters. Peter Whitton, managing director of the Advisory Committee on Carbon Abatement Technologies (ACCAT), said its study showed Britain could source about 10 percent of its power from CCS-equipped fossil fuel plants by 2020. This would help Britain cut carbon emissions by 80 percent …