UK and Scottish Government gives funding for CCS power station/Energy Voice

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A project for a coal-fuelled power station with carbon capture and storage (CSS) technology at Grangemouth has secured £4.2 million from the Scottish and UK governments.

https://www.energyvoice.com/otherenergy/76531/uk-and-scottish-government-gives-funding-for-ccs-power-station/

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