Apollo published an article examining what's holding progress back in carbon capture technology, including cost, infrastructure, policy, risk, and the need for a viable commercial market.
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Carbon capture has an important role to play in reducing industrial emissions. The technology is understood but many projects are still struggling to move from ambition…
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Apollo
Engineering tomorrow, today.
- Industry
- Engineering Services
- Location
- Aberdeen, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Apollo
Apollo is a leading engineering and advisory consultancy working across sustainable infrastructure, marine energies, oil and gas, technical placements and digital solutions. Established in 2010, we have offices in Aberdeen, Bristol, Edinburgh, Anglesey, Pembroke, Nottingham and Milan.
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Apollo is hosting a LinkedIn Live event titled Carbon Capture: Fix or Fantasy? on Thursday 10 September at 1pm.
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Apollo is hosting a Transition Pieces LinkedIn Live on Thursday 10th September at 1pm to explore the demand for carbon capture projects.
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Apollo has been named a finalist for the Offshore Energies UK People and Culture Award
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