United Kingdom-based Pale Blue Dot Energy and the Chinese Guangdong Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage Center will worked together on carbon capture and storage projects under a memorandum of understanding announced Tuesday. “The agreement provides for the joint evaluation and development of CCS projects in both countries. The MOU also provides for exchange of capability and learning between UK and Chinese project design and development,” a Pale Blue Dot release says.
Pale Blue Dot Energy, Guangdong CCUS Center Sign MOU
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