Work on the UK’s first carbon capture and power generation project designed to support the country’s transition towards more sustainable energy sources is underway.
The £28 million plant at Rhodesia in Worksop, Nottinghamshire – a joint venture between Landmark Power Holdings and Victory Hill Capital Advisors – represents a commitment to power generation projects in the UK.
Mick Avison, Founder and Managing Director of Landmark Power Holdings, said, “There are over 40,000 people in Worksop, and once operational, this site will have the capacity to provide power for approximately 25% of those living in the area.”
Household energy will be created using natural gas, while the plant will capture and turn waste into food-grade carbon dioxide, sold through a food-grade CO2 offtake agreement with BUSE Gas Solutions.
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