SINGAPORE - To help offset its carbon emissions, national water agency PUB is constructing a $2.5 million pilot system at its research and development facility in Tuas to test the viability of carbon capture and utilisation technologies.
These technologies work by removing planet-warming carbon dioxide from the air so that it can be stored underground or used to create other products, such as concrete or fuel.
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