“…Nevertheless, it was put back on the agenda with the 2014 IPCC report and COP21 as a solution for the further decarbonisation of the industry and the development of negative carbon emissions thanks to BECCS (Bio-Energy with Carbon Capture and Storage) (Aykut et al, 2018;IPCC, 2014). Beyond the usual factors found in the literature (economic model, storage availability, social acceptability, and political support (Hansson et al, 2022;Minx et al, 2018;IEA, 2016;Chailleux & Arnauld de Sartre, 2021;Bertrand du Chazaud et al, 2018)), we focus here on the internal dimensions of the French coalition supporting CCUS. This leads to a better understanding of what contributed to limiting the development in of CCUS in France, and how reframing processes within the coalition limited the ability to convince external stakeholders about making CCUS an option in fighting climate change.…”