Teesside heavy industries set out carbon capture future

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BOC, SSI, and National Grid among companies outlining proposal for CCS cluster that could save five million tonnes of CO2 a year

A cluster of chemical companies and steel producers are aiming to save millions of tonnes of CO2 a year by transforming Teesside into Europe's first carbon capture and storage (CCS) equipped industrial...

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