AUSTRALIA

Beefing up CCS research

AUSTRALIA is strengthening its greenhouse gas emissions reduction research and development efforts under an $A18 million contract for laboratories, plant and equipment to be used in a range of carbon capture and storage activities over the next five years.

Noel Dyson

The contract comes from the Cooperative Research Centre on Greenhouse Gas Technologies, also known as the CO2CRC, and its partner the University of Melbourne. The facilities, including laboratories for...

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