Q. Which European country has allowed carbon transport and sub-seabed storage for certain industries?
Answer:
Germany
Notes: In February 2024, Germany's economy ministry announced a plan to allow carbon transport and sub-seabed storage for certain industries: Carbon capture: Capture carbon dioxide emissions, Carbon storage: Store carbon emissions underground or abroad, such as at offshore sites, Carbon use: Use captured carbon dioxide in other industries. The move marks a change in Germany's attitude toward carbon storage, which was almost banned in the country about a decade ago. Campaigners have criticized the plan as expensive and a burden for future generations.