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Ulla Hüppe, Director Sustainability Adhesive Technologies at Henkel (Germany), on the current development of the renewable carbon economy

Michael Carus: How has the environment for the Renewable Carbon Economy evolved during the Corona pandemic, climate change and GreenDeal, and the Ukraine war? (in terms of demand and investment) Ulla Hüppe: The last two years have made it ever more prominent that our world is interconnected. We have experienced first-hand how strongly our supply

UBC spin-off companies win $2 million in competition for carbon removal technology funded by the Musk Foundation

UBC spin-off Carbin Minerals will receive $1 million from XPRIZE and the Musk Foundation to remove thousands of tonnes of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The prize is part of the XPRIZE Carbon Removal competition, funded by Elon Musk and the Musk Foundation. (Another UBC spinoff, Takachar won the student version

Stefano Facco, New Business Development Director of Novamont SpA (Italy) as well as the managing director of the German subsidiary of Novamont, on the current development of the renewable carbon economy

Michael Carus: How has the environment for the Renewable Carbon Economy evolved during the Corona pandemic, climate change and GreenDeal and the Ukraine war? (in terms of demand and investment) Stefano Facco: The COVID-19 crisis has contributed to an even greater alert on the issue of climate change and the devastation of Natural Capital, giving

First ‘MechanicalTree’ installed on ASU’s Tempe campus

Nestled among the sun-lit trees on the east side of Arizona State University’s Tempe campus is a different kind of tree. It’s a first-of-its-kind mechanical tree, primed to become a major technology in the global fight against climate change. The tree features a metal column and 5-foot diameter disks, with each disk holding six “leaves.”

Hybrid Electro-biosystem Upcycles Carbon Dioxide into Energy-rich Long-chain Compounds

However, compared with facilely available C1/C2 products, efficient and sustainable synthesis of energy-rich long-chain compounds from CO2still remains a huge challenge. A joint research team led by Prof. XIA Chuan from the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Prof. YU Tao from the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology of the Chinese Academy of

MHIENG to License Carbon Capture Technology for Natural Gas Plant in Italy

Eni’s Project aims to capture 25,000 tons of CO2 per year from plant’s turbo compressor flue gas MHIENG will license “KM CDR Process™” carbon capture technology and provide process design package Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engineering, Ltd. (MHIENG), a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group company based in Yokohama, has agreed to license its carbon capture technology

Capturing Carbon With Inspiration From Battery Chemistry

The need for negative emissions technologies to address our climate crisis has become increasingly clear. At the rate that our planet is emitting carbon dioxide – adding about 50 gigatons every year – we will have to remove carbon dioxide at the gigaton scale by 2050 in order to achieve “net zero” emissions. The U.S.

Paul von Kirchbach, Manager Business Development and Innovation at Renolit (Germany), on market developments in the Renewable Carbon Economy

Michael Carus: How has the environment for the Renewable Carbon Economy evolved during the corona virus pandemic, climate change and Green Deal, and the Ukraine war? (in terms of demand and investment) Paul von Kirchbach: We have seen in recent years a constant increase in demand for Renewable Carbon solutions. While the corona virus pandemic

OGE and TES join forces to develop a 1,000 km CO₂ transmission system

OGE, one of the leading European gas transmission system operators, is planning to build a CO2 pipeline system. The project will focus on CO2 emissions that cannot be avoided during production processes and on the reuse of CO2 in a green circular system to import green hydrogen. This pipeline system will initially be 1,000 km

OGE und TES entwickeln gemeinsam ein 1.000 km langes CO₂-Transportnetz

OGE, einer der führenden europäischen Fernleitungsnetzbetreiber, plant den Bau eines CO2-Transportnetzes. Der Fokus liegt dabei auf CO2-Emissionen, die im Produktionsprozess nicht vermieden werden können, sowie auf der Wiederverwendung von CO2 in einem grünen, geschlossenen Kreislaufsystem zum Import von grünem Wasserstoff. Dieses Netz wird zunächst 1.000 km lang sein und ein Transportvolumen von rund 18 Millionen

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