Liverpool Bay: Two new CCS projects lined up to join low carbon industrial hub

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Projects in Cheshire and North Wales have entered negotiations to join the HyNet carbon capture and storage network

Plans for two new carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in North Wales have taken a major step forward today, after the government announced it has selected them as frontrunners to join the HyNet carbon...

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