Rolls-Royce ditches carbon capture work as new boss streamlines business
Rolls-Royce has scrapped a substantial portion of its carbon capture operations as its new CEO's streamlining programme moves up a gear.
Sky News reports that the Derby engineering giant has dropped its work on creating a direct air capture (DAC) product and moved it staff working on the project to other areas of the business.
However, Rolls will continue to work on a government-funded research programme around DAC, which involves extracting carbon from the air to combine it with hydrogen to create synthetic fuel.
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