TOKYO -- Japan aims to make carbon capture and storage (CCS) a key part of a national energy framework to be unveiled in the coming months. The government is targeting 2030 for the launch of commercial operations.
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Japan to commercialize carbon capture by 2030 as power demand grows
Technology expected to be pillar of much-anticipated energy strategy
An employee works at a carbon capture and storage project by JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration. Japan is set to make such tech a key part of its national energy framework. (Photo by Ryosuke Hanafusa)
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