ETI calls for gas carbon capture solutions

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Organisations asked to submit proposals for technologies that can cut the cost of trapping emissions from gas-fired power stations

Businesses are being asked to submit ideas to lower the costs of capturing carbon emissions from gas-fired power stations as part of a multi-million pound project to install the technology on a 5MW plant....

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