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CCS advocates cry foul over mixed messages

Energy minister and Senate committee apparently at odds

Russell Yeo
CCS advocates cry foul over mixed messages

A decision by a Federal Senate Committee to block a major carbon capture and storage (CCS) project the day after the energy minister backed the technology has drawn an angry reaction from industry. ...

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