Yet the addition of a special device to capture the carbon dioxide produced by the coal and then store it in deep geologic formations in the North Sea could change everything – not just here, but around the world.
Like all big coal-fired power plants, the 2400-megawatt-capacity Longannet station in Fife is filthy.
Yet the addition of a special device to capture the carbon dioxide produced by the coal and then store it in deep geologic formations in the North Sea could change everything – not just here, but around the world.