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CCS could cut electricity bills by £82, says industry report

CCS could cut electricity bills by £82, says industry report

The carbon capture and storage market could be worth £15 to £35 billion by 2030 and cut household electricity bills by £82 a year, according to an industry report published on Monday.

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