Liquid Wind and Carbon Clean partner to produce 'carbon neutral' shipping fuel

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Partners aim to develop 50,000 tonnes of e-methanol annually by early 2024 at plant in Örnsköldsvik on the east coast of Sweden

UK carbon capture specialist Carbon Clean and Swedish fuel start-up Liquid Wind have announced they are to work together to produce e-methanol for the shipping industry using carbon dioxide captured from...

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