Coca-Cola confirms cash to can captured carbon

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Coca-Cola confirms cash to can captured carbon

CCEP Ventures announces investment in two carbon capture R&D projects to explore how captured carbon could be re-used by the soft drinks giant

The investment arm of Coca-Cola bottler Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) has announced it is funding two new carbon capture research projects to explore how captured carbon dioxide could be turned...

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