Enfinium confirms plans for first carbon capture pilot project in Wales

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Enfinium

Energy from waste operator teams up with Kanadevia Inova to deploy new pilot project to capture CO2 from Welsh plant

Enfinium has today announced the next phase of its carbon capture and storage (CCS) pilot programme, confirming plans to deploy the first project to capture carbon dioxide in Wales in over a decade at...

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