CARBON CAPTURE TECHNOLOGY PROGRESS – IPCC – EU RESEARCH
November 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALLAS EUROPEAN Union (EU) ministers this month (November) resume their discussions on the medium-term (2007-13) budget for EU institutions, they have a lot of balls to juggle, including farm subsidies, the infamous British rebate, overall economic competitiveness and future EU research spending. Oddly, for an industry considered old-fashioned and even in terminal decline, cutting edge studies funded by the EU in the next seven years could prove to be the salvation of the coal industry, and that is because the European Commission wants to spend money ...
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