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Dutch Government Allocates €1.3 Billion to Expand Industrial Carbon Storage

The Netherlands is releasing €1.3 billion in subsidies to encourage private investment in large-scale carbon capture and storage projects along the North Sea coast as industries work toward European climate targets.
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