Alberta Official: Future Financial Support of CCS Unlikely

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
5/8/2015
PITTSBURGH, Pa.— The Canadian province of Alberta has taken significant steps to support the deployment of carbon capture and storage but as far as provincial funding of CCS projects is concerned, the province will likely…

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