INTERVIEW: DAC developer shifts strategy towards Norway on EU ETS outlook
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A Brussels-based direct air capture (DAC) developer has made Norway its priority, citing renewable power, CO2 storage, and emerging state support as key advantages for tapping future EU compliance demand, its CEO told Carbon Pulse.
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