UK carbon capture industry 'feasible and affordable', study finds

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Up to 50 million tonnes of CO2 could be trapped from industry and power stations, cutting cost of meeting climate targets and safeguarding jobs

A large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) industry is both "feasible and affordable" in the UK, and would lower the cost of meeting CO2 targets and ensure jobs in energy-intensive industries are not...

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