ETI eyes gas CCS breakthrough with new research projects

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Low-carbon innovation body says retrofitting technology is the best way to lower emissions for the growing gas sector

The Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) has kicked off a "multi million pound" project that aims to develop cheaper carbon capture technologies for gas-fired power stations. The organisation announced...

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