Africa > COP28: Project makes milestone progress towards storing CO2 from world’s largest single-source emitter

COP28: Project makes milestone progress towards storing CO2 from world’s largest single-source emitter

Published 10:35 on December 12, 2023  /  Last updated at 10:35 on December 12, 2023  / /  Africa, Carbon Taxes, EMEA, International

Pioneering efforts to store carbon from an industrial emitter base in South Africa, including from the world’s largest single-source CO2 emitter, are set to progress to pilot construction stage following completion of the geological assessment of the local area.
Pioneering efforts to store carbon from an industrial emitter base in South Africa, including from the world’s largest single-source CO2 emitter, are set to progress to pilot construction stage following completion of the geological assessment of the local area.


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