The
Norwegian
technology
company
launched
its
ambitious
plan
on
Tuesday
to
build
the
450-megawatt
plant
at
Elnesvaagen
in
the
More
&
Romsdal
region
after
forging
an
alliance
for
technical
and
commercial
co-operation
with
US
industrial
giant
GE,
which
will
supply
gas
turbines
for
the
project.
It
is
making
the
move
despite
doubts
over
the
commercial
viability,
and
possible
health
risks,
of
carbon
capture
technology
that
has
been
developed
by
compatriot
Aker
Clean
Carbon
for
a
recently
opened
test
facility
at
the
Mongstad
plant
on
Norway’s
west
coast.
Sargas
claims
that
its
patented
technology
will
be
capable
of
capturing…
