UK firm Carbon8 to deploy carbon capture technology at Dutch energy plant

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The pilot is set to combine waste fly ash with captured CO2 to create manufactured aggregate for the construction industry

A UK firm pioneering carbon capture storage and utilisation (CCUS) technology is set to deploy its equipment for the first time at a Dutch power plant that generates energy from waste, it announced this...

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