Reeves told carbon sink project 'vital'

BY LUCINDA CAMERON

The CBI, Scottish Chambers of Commerce and businessman Sir Ian Wood are among those who wrote to Chancellor Rachel Reeves calling on her to progress the Acorn Carbon Capture and Storage project in Aberdeenshire.
They warn that without it “there is no route for Scottish industry to decarbonise, threatening jobs and inve...

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