Zero Carbon Humber: Velocys and INEOS join industrial decarbonisation hub

Michael Holder
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An artist's impression of the planned Immingham aviation biofuels plant | Credit: Velocys
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An artist's impression of the planned Immingham aviation biofuels plant | Credit: Velocys

Aviation biofuels producer and petrochemicals giant join consortium aiming to deliver 'world's first' net zero industrial cluster by 2040

Aviation biofuels specialist Velocys and petrochemicals giant INEOS have become the latest firms to join the Zero Carbon Humber project, which is aiming to create the "world's first" net zero industrial...

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