E.ON calls on government to define "carbon capture ready"

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Energy giant says it does not want planning permission for Kingsnorth coal fired plant until carbon capture expectations are clear

Energy giant E.ON has asked the government to define what it means by "carbon capture ready" before it completes the planning permission process for its controversial £1.5bn Kingsnorth power plant...

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