2Co Energy saves Hatfield CCS project with Powerfuel takeover

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Private equity-backed firm revives proposals for Humberside CCS cluster

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) developer 2Co Energy has rescued Powerfuel Power Ltd from administration in a move that looks set to ensure that the stalled Hatfield CCS demonstration project will get...

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