Japanese corporates sign multiple CCS supply chain deals amid calls for greater policy support

Published 10:40 on January 26, 2023  /  Last updated at 10:40 on January 26, 2023  / Peter Kiernan /  Asia Pacific, International, Japan

Several Japanese companies announced collaborations on Thursday to sign a total of four agreements  to develop CCS value chains in both Japan and the broader Asia-Pacific region, as momentum builds for carbon capture and storage to play a more integral role in meeting the decarbonisation goals of the country’s large industrial emitters.
Several Japanese companies announced collaborations on Thursday to sign a total of four agreements  to develop CCS value chains in both Japan and the broader Asia-Pacific region, as momentum builds for carbon capture and storage to play a more integral role in meeting the decarbonisation goals of the country’s large industrial emitters.


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