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21 September 2026

Start-up Gigablue denied law change to push ahead with controversial marine carbon storage

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Start-up Gigablue denied law change to push ahead with controversial marine carbon storage

Gigablue warned it could be forced to stop operating if it did not get the changes it wanted, putting future economic investment in jeopardy.

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