Norwegian Firm Begins Capturing CO2 at Dutch Plant for Underground Storage
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Norwegian firm begins capturing CO2 at Dutch plant for underground storage
Norwegian chemicals group Yara said Monday it had begun capturing part of the CO2 emitted by its factory in the Netherlands, hoping to prove the viability of a technology for reducing industrial emissions.
Photo: Wolfgang Weiser (Unsplash) Yara’s CCS installation in Sluiskil was officially put into operation on Monday, surrounded by an impressive political circus: two prime ministers, a European Commissioner, and a procession of administrators came to Sluiskil in Zeeland …
At the Zeeland branch of the Norwegian fertilizer company Yara in Sluiskil, the go-ahead was given on Monday for the transport of liquid CO2 from...
– If we don't succeed in Sluiskil, we won't succeed anywhere else either, says Jon Sletten at Yara.
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