'Reigniting our industrial heartlands': Government confirms £22bn funding for carbon capture hubs

Michael Holder
clock • 6 min read
The proposed Protos CCS energy from waste plant in Cheshire | Credit: Encyclis
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The proposed Protos CCS energy from waste plant in Cheshire | Credit: Encyclis

Funding and industry agreements set to kick start series of carbon capture, transport, and storage projects across the North East and North West of England from 2028

The government has confirmed plans to invest almost £22bn over 25 years to enable the delivery of the UK's first commercial scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects by the end of the decade, as...

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