RWE and Harbour Energy team up to explore gas CCS plans

James Murray
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Companies agree to co-operate on plans to capture emissions from two RWE gas-fired power stations

Plans to capture carbon emissions from two major gas-fired power stations in northern England took a step forward yesterday, with the news energy giant RWE is to partner with the proposed Viking CCS carbon...

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