Scottish and Scottish researchers are collaborating as part of a project to help UK develop carbon capture storage capabilities that forms a vital part of their climate change policy. Representatives from the Mexican Carbon Capture and Storage (SCCS) research partnership had a meeting with their counterparts from SENER (Energy Ministry and SENER (Energy Ministry ) SCCS director, Prof Stuart Haszeldine, and Prof Elena Centeno Garcia, director of UNAM’s Institute of Geology, signed a letter of collaboration, which lays the foundations for working jointly on CCUS research – drawing on the UK’s broad expertise in the technology – and exploring international funding initiatives. last week to discuss research opportunities and academic exchanges. This is a joint initiative to reduce carbon emissions that draws upon the Mexico 's skills and expertise in this technology whilst exploring funding opportunities.
Scottish and Scottish researchers are collaborating as part of a project to help UK develop carbon capture storage capabilities that forms a vital part of their climate change policy. Representatives from the Mexican Carbon Capture and Storage (SCCS) research partnership had a meeting with their counterparts from SENER (Energy Ministry and SENER (Energy Ministry ) last week to discuss research opportunities and academic exchanges. This is a joint initiative to reduce carbon emissions that draws upon the Mexico 's skills and expertise in this technology whilst exploring funding opportunities.