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Carbon capture and storage: Danish power plant hosts pilot carbon dioxide capture project. Energy World. July/August 2006 P. 14-15
Funded partly bu the EU, the Castor project aims to develop and demonstrate the technology required to capture carbon dioxide from industrial plants, including power stations. Its pilot project was inaugurated in March this year at a power station in Denmark. UK based partners in the project are E.ON UK, Mitsui Babcock and Imperial College. The information below is from the project team.
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Journal title: Energy World
Countries: Denmark -
Subjects: Project Management, Electricity generation, Combined heat and power generation, Heat distribution, Carbon capture, transportation and storage, Transportation, Transmission and Distribution, Power stations, Carbon dioxide, Carbon capture and storage
