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'Tension' in Teesside power plant's approval, court hears

  • Malaysia aims to be a carbon capture, utilization, and storage hub in Southeast Asia with new legislation introduced.
  • The Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage Bill will govern activities in Peninsular Malaysia and the Federal Territory of Labuan, according to Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli.
  • The government expects the sector to contribute up to $250 billion to the economy over the next 30 years, despite potential losses due to exclusions of Sabah and Sarawak.
  • The Bill emphasizes environmental protection responsibilities for storage site operators, positioning Malaysia as a leader in low-carbon technology, according to Rafizi.
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'Tension' in Teesside power plant's approval, court hears

The case centres around the use of carbon-capture technology to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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Malaysia unveils CO2 storage bill in push to become regional hub

Malaysia’s government unveiled legislation to regulate carbon capture and storage activities that will allow the oil producer to widely adopt and monetise the emissions-reducing technology.

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Malaysia unveils CO2 storage Bill in push to be regional hub

The Bill will govern the capture, transport, utilisation and storage of carbon dioxide. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Malaysia Unveils CO2 Storage Bill in Push to Become Regional Hub

Malaysia’s government unveiled legislation to regulate carbon capture and storage activities that will allow the oil producer to widely adopt and monetize the emissions-reducing technology.

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Carbon PulseCarbon Pulse

CARBON FORWARD ASIA: Article 6.4 market sees unclear near-term outlook, despite efforts to advance integrity « Carbon Pulse

The emerging Article 6.4 market has the potential of being a high-quality benchmark for international carbon trade with more stringent requirements, but it remains unclear to what extent the approach can be utilised, panellists told a conference Wednesday.

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China vows to expand carbon market in push to control emissions

CHINA’S top leaders pledged to expand the nation’s emissions trading system to cover more industries amid a wider push to accelerate efforts to limit greenhouse gas pollution.

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