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GE Joins Australian Government-Backed Initiative to Develop Carbon Capture and Storage Power Plants Worldwide


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One Response to “GE Joins Australian Government-Backed Initiative to Develop Carbon Capture and Storage Power Plants Worldwide”


  1. CarbonSignal » Blog Archive » GE hooks up with Rudd’s Clean Coal Institute
    on Apr 23rd, 2009
    @ 3:13 am: 

    [...] Electric has joined the Australian Government in founding a Global Clean Coal [...]

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