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Blog post number 2. In which I talk about CCS for the first half.
The follow blog is authored by Prof Paul Fennell, UKCCSRC Deputy Director for Capture.  It has been a few months since the last one of my posts and I thought I’d write something – mainly to take my mind off […]
Reflections from Canada and the USA
Paul Fennell is a UKCCSRC Deputy Director and Professor of Clean Energy at Imperial College London. I promise that in no way was it a judgment on the UKCCSRC that my first act upon us getting the grant was to […]

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