Lord Oxburgh argues it is time for a new approach to CCS that can deliver for the environment, for taxpayers, and for the UK's industrial heartlands
The National Audit Office last week published its report on the government's attempt to develop carbon capture and storage (CCS) in the UK, and with £168m spent to date for a nil return now is surely the...
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