DOE to Partner with Shell to Test Advanced Monitoring Tech at Quest

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
2/6/2015
The Department of Energy and Shell Canada announced this week an agreement to test advanced monitoring, verification and accounting (MVA) technology at Shell’s Quest carbon capture and storage project in Alberta, Canada.…

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