INDUSTRY CALLS ON UNITED KINGDOM TO ADVANCE CCS TECHNOLOGY

Karen Frantz
GHG Monitor
2/21/2014
The United Kingdom should adopt a target of generating 10 percent of its electricity from fossil fuel plants fitted with carbon capture and storage technology by 2025, said an industry-led stakeholder group that includes BP,…

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INDUSTRY CALLS ON UNITED KINGDOM TO ADVANCE CCS TECHNOLOGY

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