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European funding victory for £165m power station

21st October 2009

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PLANS for a £165m power station in Yorkshire, which will capture and store carbon and create thousands of jobs in the region, has taken a major step forward after being recommended for European funding.

Powerfuel, headed by former UK Coal boss Richard Budge, has beaten off competition from rival schemes from E ON at Kingsnorth, RWE at Tilbury and Scottish Power at Longannet for the project at its site in Hatfield, near Doncaster.

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Wonderful news. Carbon Capture and storage has the potential to be much bigger than North Sea Oil was and for much longer. A host of new technologies will develop from it and inward investment potential is huge.

John Thompson

How long can carbon dioxide emissions be held underground? There are technologies that use CO2 emissions - why not use it rather than store it?

Paul Billington

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