Synthetic fuels and the need for CO2
Last year saw the world’s first commercial scale production of synthetic fuels. Christian Annesley considers the crucial need for CO2 to scale up this emerging market.
Breaking developments and updates on CCUS decarbonisation news.
Last year saw the world’s first commercial scale production of synthetic fuels. Christian Annesley considers the crucial need for CO2 to scale up this emerging market.
There’s a growing opportunity in carbon dioxide supplied from direct air capture. Christian Annesley talks to Matt Atwood of DAC company Aircapture about progress, and looks at the wider context for scaling up CO2 that’s...
As two features elsewhere in these pages illustrate – shining a light on Synata Bio and Solar Foods respectively – companies around the world are starting to use CO2 to produce premium materials ready for...
There’s a gold rush under way today as firms try to realise the potential value in CO2 waste streams. But one US company has made notable progress and is poised to launch its waste-to-resource technology...
The European Commission will grant almost €1.25bn ($1.3bn) in funding through the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) to a raft of energy initiatives including hydrogen and carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) projects.
The Nordic countries are taking bold steps to turn carbon dioxide (CO2) into an asset rather than a liability. With abundant renewable energy, geological storage capacity and strong climate policies, the region has positioned itself...
The global energy transition may be accelerating, but for many, the basic right to electricity remains out of reach. At the World Economic Forum in Davos, experts highlighted how decentralising energy systems and fostering collaboration...
Aramco has teamed up with Carbon Clean and Samsung E&A to test a carbon capture system at one of its facilities. The project will use Carbon Clean’s CycloneCC technology to trap carbon dioxide (CO2) from...
SLB Capturi has announced the mechanical completion of its carbon capture plant at Heidelberg Materials’ cement facility in Brevik, Norway.
Tencent has unveiled the second phase of its CarbonX Program, a global initiative to fast-track the development of climate technologies deemed crucial to achieving Net Zero emissions by 2050.