Teesside Collective unveils proposal for industrial CCS network designed to undercut offshore wind power

James Murray
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Plan sets out how to capture industrial emissions at a cost of just £58 per tonne of carbon dioxide

Ambitious plans to turn the Tees Valley into a globally significant carbon capture and storage (CCS) hub will today take a major step forward with the publication of new proposals on how to finance the...

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