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Report: Kingsnorth to secure government funding for CCS project

03 March 2010 • 2 min read

Financial Times says E.ON and Scottish Power are to receive additional funding to help drive CCS plans forward

The government is reportedly poised to announce the award of fresh funding to help energy giants E.ON and Scottish Power develop their respective plans to install carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies...

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