Shell and SSE bag first offshore carbon storage licence

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Crown Estate agreement to keep CO2 from Peterhead power station in Goldeneye gas field expected to be first of several

Shell and SSE's carbon capture and storage (CCS) project has secured the UK's first licence to store CO2 offshore under the seabed. An agreement for lease (AfL) was announced yesterday with The Crown...

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