North-east carbon capture and storage project given share of £8m
© Kenny Elrick / DCT Media Banff and Buchan MP David Duguid welcomed the funding for Neccus's St Fergus project. A north-east project on carbon capture and storage has been given a share of £8m from the UK Government. Neccus’s Acord Project, based at St Fergus, aims to deliver a carbon capture and storage programme for Scotland by 2024, enabling hydrogen to be used more widely. Scotland’s Net Zero Roadmap (SNZR) which is led by Neccus, will use the share of the funding to take forward its plans for ‘competitive decarbonisation.’ The funding is part of the second phase of the UK Gove...
Source: eveningexpress.co.uk