Humberside CCS cluster moves forward with new lease

Jessica Shankleman
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Crown Estate signs agreement for lease that would allow National Grid to store CO2 70 miles off the coast of Yorkshire

Plans to create a carbon capture and storage (CCS) cluster on Humberside have taken a step forward, after National Grid secured a lease to develop an offshore CO2 storage site. The Crown Estate today...

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