SINGAPORE - South-east Asia's policymakers can help breathe life into projects aimed at tackling emissions from pollutive industries by coming to an understanding on how to price carbon across the region.
Oil and gas major ExxonMobil has been studying the concept of placing CO2 capture hubs in some heavy industrial areas, such as in Singapore, and then connecting them to storage sites elsewhere in the region.
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