TOKYO -- The Japanese government will propose creating common rules governing carbon capture and storage with Australia and Southeast Asia, Nikkei has learned, in a bid to lead the technology's deployment in the region.
Guidelines expected to lower costs and building times for storage facilities
A carbon capture and storage facility in Canada. The technology is considered indispensable for reducing carbon dioxide emissions. © Reuters
TOKYO -- The Japanese government will propose creating common rules governing carbon capture and storage with Australia and Southeast Asia, Nikkei has learned, in a bid to lead the technology's deployment in the region.