Velocys unveils plans for negative emissions biofuel plant
Technology is initially planned for a site in the US, but could also be used in the UK if a proposed plant is given the go-ahead, Velocys says
Waste to biofuel pioneer Velocys has unveiled plans to use carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology to produce what is says will be the world's first negative emission fuels for aviation and haulage....
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