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The facility will be ‘the world’s first container-scale plant of its kind’ to convert carbon dioxide from ambient air into ‘carbon black’ powder that can be used as a raw material for high-tech applications
The facility is expected to supply around 50,000 households with electricity, saving about 129,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide each year
Germany cut its emissions by 6.3% last year, driven by a ‘plunge in coal-fired power generation’
Almost 21TWh of electricity has come from onshore and offshore generation in the country through the month
The solar farm is being built in Germany and will have an installed capacity of 60MW
It is expected to help reduce carbon emissions by more than 8,000 tons a year
It is planning to invest around €25m in the County Monaghan scheme
The British multinational engineering firm’s interest has increased to 73.1%
They will be installed at BMW production plants, development centres and office locations, with half of the chargers available for use to the public
Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Poland and Sweden will provide the funding, with the overall project expected to unlock an additional €5b in private investments
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