Scotsman: THE North Sea could store the carbon dioxide from all Europe’s power stations for hundreds of years, the results of major research to be unveiled today will reveal. The Scotsman has learned that the porous rocks beneath the seabed of the North Sea and disused oil and gas fields could provide storage for millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide. The research, by Edinburgh University, is likely to herald the start of a major new industry for Scotland, using the North Sea to lead the way in …