Carbon Clean Solutions closes $22m funding round

James S Murray
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Carbon capture and separation technology pioneer pulls in backing from oil and gas giant Equinor in second major funding round

UK-based carbon capture specialist Carbon Clean Solutions Limited (CCSL) has today announced that it has closed a new funding round, pulling in $22m of investment from a raft of investors including Equinor...

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