Europe’s carbon intensive industries are bound to fail to meet emission reduction targets unless innovative technological solutions for capture and storage are promptly introduced, a study has found. In addition to the frequently discussed transport and electricity generation sectors, a team of researchers from Sweden’s Chalmers University of Technology analysed some of the most polluting industries including oil refining and production of steel and cement.
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