Carbon capture technology group Vateris secures €50m in offtake deals

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UK-based company secures offtake agreements for projects that promise to convert carbon from flue gas into materials for construction and agriculture sectors

Nottingham-based carbon capture technology firm Vateris has secured a series of binding offtake agreements and letters of intent worth more than €50m in annual turnover with six global construction and...

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