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The state and federal governments have granted $67 million for a project at City Water, Light and Power aimed at capturing carbon dioxide from coal before emissions reach the air. Construction is expected to begin next year, with operations commencing in 2023. We re committed to run this, roughly, through 2024, said Kevin O Brien, director of the Illinois Sustainable Technology Center at the University of Illinois in Urbana, which is overseeing the project. We ll know pretty well early on how well this is working. Fingers crossed, it will work very, very well. O Brien s team did a smaller carbon-capture experiment at a University of Illinois power plant in Urbana in 2016. The technology used in that project was different than the one planned for CWLP, where a solvent made by BASF, a German company, will treat five percent of flue gas from Dallman 4, the utility s largest power generator, O Brien said. How long the solvent will work is key: If the solvent loses effectivene

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