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Experts step up CCS urgency

GLOBAL experts injected some urgency into the world’s development of carbon capture and storage as the only “realistic way” to meet climate targets at the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi yesterday.

Anthony Barich
The Al Reyadah project.

The Al Reyadah project.

The head of the International Energy Agency's CCS unit, Juho Lipponen, highlighted the Al Reyadah project, the world's first iron and steel facility to install CCS, as a shining light paving the way for...

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