Japan and China to join in US$300 mil. CO2 project

TOKYO -- Japan and China will cooperate in a US$300 million project to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from a thermal power plant, a Japanese daily reported Saturday.

Under the plan of the project, emitted carbon dioxide from a thermal power plant will be injected into a major Chinese oil field to extract more crude oil, the Nikkei business daily said.

The project, set to start next year, will involve investments from Japanese companies such as Toyota Motor Corp. and plant engineering firm JGC Corp., Nikkei said. From China, entities such as China National Petroleum Corp. and major power generator China Huadian Corp. are expected to take part in the project.

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