Denmark ready to store more CO2 underground

Denmark's subsea CO2 storage facility is ready to receive high volumes of CO2. So reports British chemical company Ineos after receiving a positive final report for the pilot project. Ineos said Denmark now has "a safe and functioning underground storage facility in the North Sea, where CO2 can b
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