Global Briefing: Work completed on Europe's first dedicated CO2 carrier ship

Michael Holder
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Europe's first purpose-built ship for transporting captured CO2 is set to launch later this month, after construction and assembly of the vessel was completed at the Royal Niestern Sander shipyard in the...

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