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Carpe diem on CCS

International players are keen but there's competition further afield

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Carpe diem on CCS

Credits: ENB

Australia must grasp the nettle and use its natural advantages to drive it to be the leader of carbon capture and storage (CCS) in the APAC region. That's according to the David Fallon, the general...

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