Drax announces 'world first' target to be carbon negative by 2030
Power firm plans to use bioenergy with carbon capture and storage to remove more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than it generates
Energy giant Drax has announced a new target to become a carbon negative company by 2030, a move it claims represents a world first for the private sector. The firm, which runs the Drax power plant...
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