Testing underway in Norway for Peterhead CCS technology

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Shell Cansolve trials capture system at Mongstad test centre to determine its readiness for gas-fired power stations

Technology that energy giant Shell hopes to use to trap CO2 emissions from a UK gas-fired power station is being trialled in Norway for the first time. The company claims its Cansolv CO2 Capture System...

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