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Carbon Capture Laboratory in Norway

Carbon Capture Laboratory in Norway
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11 May 2012 BBC English
]]]]The world’s largest carbon collection test center has been opened in Norway.
[[T]][[T]]Richar Black - BBC News

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] Welcome to NorvSelect, welcome to Mongstad, welcome to a refined and important day!"

Norveç Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg Nogstad was quite excited when opening the carbon capture test center officially.

We are opening the world’s largest and advanced carbon capture laboratory. We will try to solve one of the most important problem of today in this private laboratory. Trampets stolen, the local neck choir said a song and was in the world of carbon capture and storage. Stoltenberg had two towers reaching the sky behind the scene he made his speech. There are technologies that will be tried in the towers. [

Shell manager Andy Brown said, thanks to this center, we will find out how we can capture carbonated gas cheaply and effectively in wasteopen and refineries." Brown found in the description of "We can test new substances that can be used in the capture of carbon dioxide, and we can also manage to store the carbon anywhere forever.

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While the Technology Center in Mongastad is largelyified by the Norwegian State, some private companies with Shell also have shared in the project. The International Energy Agency said that the information to be seen in the battle will take significant steps.

Norveç Government and Norwegian State Company Statusoil to implement this project in 2006. The project came to ten times more expensive than planned. In total, it was worth 1 billion dollars in Norway.

A lot of governments, even those who are so rich in Norway, the argument have removed this plusnca project shelf. However, this project in Mongstad resultss the end of the politicians.

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