National Grid preparing carbon capture arm
Company investigating using increasingly redundant North Sea gas pipes to pump captured CO2 solution into old gas beds
The National Grid is planning to offer a new service that will take CO2 emissions from UK power stations and store them in rocks under the North Sea. The service – which the company said is at "very...
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