Netherlands’ Porthos carbon storage project secures subsidies
A consortium of four firms has reportedly secured around $2.4bn (€2bn) in subsidies from the Dutch Government for the Porthos CO2 capture and storage project in port Rotterdam.
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A consortium of four firms has reportedly secured around $2.4bn (€2bn) in subsidies from the Dutch Government for the Porthos CO2 capture and storage project in port Rotterdam.
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