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May 7, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Shipping giants eye up carbon transport opportunity

Some of the world’s largest shipping operators are actively investigating providing carbon transport services to the first generation of carbon capture and storage power plants, shipping captured carbon emissions for storage in suitable geological formations. More than 100 representatives from leadi

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Some of the world’s largest shipping operators are actively investigating providing carbon transport services to the first generation of carbon capture and storage power plants, shipping captured carbon emissions for storage in suitable geological formations. More than 100 representatives from leading shipping, energy and engineering companies gathered in London yesterday for the annual CO2 Shipping Conference, underlining growing confidence that the model could represent a major new market for shipping operators.

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