Greenhouse gas could be stored in coal seams 1000 metres under Scotland while at the same time helping extract natural gas.
Greenhouse gas could be stored in coal seams 1000 metres under Scotland while at the same time helping extract natural gas. It is hoped that flue gas from power stations, which is heavy with carbon dioxide, could be pumped underground to coal seams where it could be stored and in the process methane trapped there would be flushed out to be used as fuel.
Greenhouse gas could be stored in coal seams 1000 metres under Scotland while at the same time helping extract natural gas.