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The proposed Protos CCS energy from waste plant in Cheshire | Credit: Encyclis
Both firms separately enter into negotiations with government with view to securing funding to install carbon capture technology at their respective waste to energy plants in Cheshire
Two projects aiming to install carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies at energy-from-waste incinerator facilities in the North West of England have both taken key steps forward this week, with the...
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