Scottish and Mexican researchers are collaborating as part of a project to help Mexico develop carbon capture storage capabilities that forms a vital part of their climate change policy. Representatives from the Scottish Carbon Capture and Storage (SCCS) research partnership met in Mexico City last week to explore future research collaborations and capacity building as well as opportunities for academic exchanges. research partnership had a meeting with their counterparts from the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico and SENER (Energy Ministry) last week to discuss research opportunities and academic exchanges. The two institutions will be working together on projects in Mexico, including one aimed at developing an integrated system for capturing CO2 emissions from power plants into underground reservoirs.
Scottish and Mexican researchers are collaborating as part of a project to help Mexico develop carbon capture storage capabilities that forms a vital part of their climate change policy. Representatives from the Scottish Carbon Capture and Storage (SCCS) research partnership had a meeting with their counterparts from the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico and SENER (Energy Ministry) last week to discuss research opportunities and academic exchanges. The two institutions will be working together on projects in Mexico, including one aimed at developing an integrated system for capturing CO2 emissions from power plants into underground reservoirs.