Scotland direct air CO2 capture project signs up Virgin Atlantic as early customer

Michael Holder
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Artist impression of what Carbon Engineering's large-scale DAC plants could look like| Credit: Storegga
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Artist impression of what Carbon Engineering's large-scale DAC plants could look like| Credit: Storegga

Virgin Atlantic signs up as prospective customer for purchase of offsets from proposed Direct Air Capture facility in Scotland

A direct air carbon capture facility currently under development in Scotland has signed up Virgin Atlantic as a prospective customer, with the airline agreeing a memorandum of understanding for the purchase...

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