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carbon capture and storage

    • Horisont Energi and Baker Hughes looking to cooperate on CCS project in Norway, part of wider blue ammonia effort

    29th Mar 2021

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    • H2morrow study of potential for supplying blue hydrogen to German steel plant to move into next phase after initial findings of viability

    18th Jan 2021

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    • Global CCS Institute publishes 2020 ‘global status of CCS’ report with a new way of categorising and counting facilities

    07th Dec 2020

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    • Santos CCS work moving forward, while South Australia goes an hour powered solely by solar

    08th Nov 2020

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    • EC releases call for funding for clean energy projects, including hydrogen and CCS

    19th Jul 2020

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    • Global CCS Institute updates key reasons CCS is needed

    24th May 2020

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