RWE unveils plans for three flagship CCS projects

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Energy giant announces sweeping plan to re-purpose former power stations as CCS sites and deliver new Stallingborough project

RWE has announced plans to explore options to develop three new carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in the UK, which it has estimated could provide up to 4.7GW of low carbon power and capture 11...

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