Consortium seeks first proposals for carbon capture shipping project

Posted 2022-12-06, Reuters Headlines

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SINGAPORE, Dec 6 (Reuters) - A consortium of global energy and shipping organisations said on Tuesday it was seeking proposals to study ways to offload captured carbon dioxide from ships during port calls. The call for proposals is part of the world's first project aimed at building and testing a full-scale... read full story

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