Latsco Marine Management, announced through social media (LinkedIn), their participation in the study “Onboard Carbon Capture Technologies”, commissioned by the  European Maritime Safety Agency  (EMSA). Among several expert organizations, they supported the Hazard Identification (HAZID) workshops, contributing their operational expertise to the evaluation of onboard carbon capture applications within the maritime sector. Furthermore, according to the study, ( https://lnkd.in

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source: Northern Lights Cumulative investment in carbon capture and storage [CCS] is expected to reach $80bn over the next five years and...

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