Global Briefing: Europe's largest CCS project slated to begin construction in Rotterdam

Michael Holder
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Global Briefing: Europe's largest CCS project slated to begin construction in Rotterdam

All the top green news from around the world this week, including the EU's COP28 negotiating position, $3.5bn US investment in power grids, and airline's pushback against fossil subsidy phase out plans

Europe's largest CCS project slated to begin construction in Rotterdam Construction of Europe's largest carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility to date is set to begin next year in Rotterdam, after...

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