Reports: White Rose in line for €300m EU carbon capture funding

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Brussels confirms UK carbon capture and storage in pole position for new EU clean energy funding

The UK's White Rose carbon capture and storage (CCS) demonstration project is the front-runner to receive up to €300m of EU funding, after Financial Times reports suggested a grant application has been...

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