Doosan Babcock test facility officially opened
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24.Jun.2010 - 13:23
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HRH The Princess Royal has opened Doosan Babcock’s post combustion plant test facility at Renfrew, Scotland.
The test facility features Post Combustion Carbon Capture (PCCC) technology and will be a key component in what the company says is now the world’s largest carbon capture research facility.
The PCCC facility simulates the entire process of modern coal-fired power generation. It will burn real coals and biomass, and includes a range of gas clean-up systems, before carbon dioxide capture takes place.
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