Rarely can the focus on carbon dioxide (CO2) been more intense, whether it is government leaders grappling with Net Zero and emission targets, or food and beverage producers and packaging manufacturers wrestling with supply shortages.
A scientist from the University of Southampton has played a key role in helping a UK-Omani company, which eliminates carbon dioxide (CO2) by turning it into rock, being named as the winner of the 2022...
Direct air capture (DAC) technology has taken off in recent years. In this video, brought to you by gasworld; hear from the key players in the industry; the impact DAC could have in decarbonisation; the...
Jeff Holyoak, Vice President, Sales & Market Development, at TOMCO Systems discusses the the best sequestration events are for utilising carbon dioxide, including concrete curing, grow houses and the propagation of waste water treatment on...
Aerospace giant Airbus has pre-purchased the capture and permanent sequestration of 400,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) from 1PointFive’s direct air capture (DAC) facility, featuring Carbon Engineering’s proprietary technology.
Norwegian energy company CO2 Management AS (CO2M) will build a carbon dioxide (CO2) transshipment hub in the city of Bremen, Germany for the utilisation or storage of captured CO2, marking the first facility of its...
Canadian climate technology company and Carbon XPRIZE award winner CarbonCure has reduced and removed more than 146,000 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) through its carbon reduction technologies.
The final speaker of gasworld’s ‘Europe CO2 Summit 2022’, Rob Niven – Chair and CEO of CarbonCure Technologies, discussed CarbonCure’s efforts to remove 500 million tonnes of CO2 annually by 2030.
As global industry attempts to decarbonise its energy-intensive processes such as cement manufacture, could the key to decarbonisation lie in the rocks beneath our feet?
Building materials company Cemex wants to increase its hydrogen injection capacity across its operations to cut carbon emissions.
