DOE’S FRIEDMANN: ‘PARTICULAR URGENCY’ TO REDUCE CCS COSTS

Karen Frantz
GHG Monitor
2/28/2014
The Environmental Protection Agency’s new draft rule essentially mandating carbon capture and storage technology for new-build coal-fired power plants has helped spur renewed interest in the technology, Deputy Assistant…

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