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A staggering 630 m of taxpayer cash has been spent on carbon capture technology that is still years from working.
Government’s overarching goal to capture up to 30m tonnes of CO2 by 2030 is way off track.
Four key carbon capture projects are already years behind schedule, the National Audit Office said.
Carbon capture and storage technology still needs a great deal of research and engineering to succeed.
Scientists warn that the technology needs a lot of research to succeed in the UK .
The Royal Society , the UK ’s leading science organisation, said an enormous and continued investment is needed each year to 2050 to build the injection wells, transport networks, monitoring technologies, and a skilled workforce.
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