2Co Energy in talks to sell Don Valley CCS project

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Project that failed to secure first wave of government CCS backing could be sold to Norwegian developer

2Co Energy Limited, the company behind the proposed Don Valley Power Project (DVPP) carbon capture and storage (CCS) development, has revealed it is in talks to sell the project to privately owned Norwegian...

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