Drax carbon capture pilot takes step forward as it appoints engineering partner

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Australian firm Worley appointed by Drax to provide the front-end engineering and design work on the first two carbon capture units at its Yorkshire biomass plant

Drax has announced the latest phase of its quest to install so-called 'negative emissions' technology at its biomass power plant in North Yorkshire, awarding a contract to Australian engineering firm Worley...

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