RWE npower hails first tonne of carbon captured at Wales plant
Pilot project at coal-powered Aberthaw Power Station will trap 50 tonnes of CO2 each day when fully commissioned
A pilot carbon capture and storage (CCS) plant at a coal-fired facility in Wales has this week trapped its first tonne of carbon, potentially paving the way for a full-scale plant at the site in the future....
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