最新报道:The UK government has allocated £28.6 million to the Peak Cluster carbon capture project, aiming to reduce emissions from cement and lime industries in the Midlands and North. The initiative, part of the broader £1 billion CCS infrastructure fund, will capture and store up to 3 million tonnes of CO2 annually by 2030. Energy Minister Greg Hands emphasized the project's role in advancing the UK's net-zero goals while supporting industrial decarbonization. Peak Cluster involves partnerships with major producers like Tarmac and HeidelbergCement, leveraging shared infrastructure to cut costs. This investment aligns with the UK's Industrial Decarbonisation Strategy, targeting a 90% reduction in industrial emissions by 2050.