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Deutschland im Kunststoffrecycling und bei Biokunststoffen europaweit mit den meisten Patenten


Deutschland hat in Europa zwar mit die meisten Patente bei Kunststoffrecycling und alternativen Kunststofftechnologien, jedoch mit Mangel an Spezialisierung im Vergleich zu anderen führenden europäischen Staaten. das geht aus einer Studie des Europäischen Patentamts (EPA) hervort. So entfielen auf Europa und die USA zwischen 2010 und 2019 jeweils 30 Prozent bzw. zusammen 60 Prozent der


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Kohlendioxid-Sauger fürs Klima


Die Isländer sitzen auf einer Ressource, die am wertvollsten ist, wenn sie einfach da bleibt, wo sie ist, Hunderte Meter unter der Erde. Dann könnte das Basaltgestein Kohlendioxid binden, das einst aus dem Boden geholt, verbrannt wurde und in der Atmosphäre seine klimaschädliche Wirkung entfaltet hat. Das zumindest ist die Idee hinter „Orca“. Orca ist


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Haldor Topsoe and Hyundai Oilbank sign Memorandum of Understanding to develop green energy solutions


Hyundai Oilbank and Topsoe will jointly seek to identify opportunities within blue and green hydrogen, waste plastic recycling, bio-refinery, eFuels, CCUS and other solutions to reduce carbon emissions. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) will support Topsoe in further otimizing its clean energy technologies and potentially enable Hyundai Oilbank to increase its low-carbon business and meet


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SAS, Vattenfall, Shell and LanzaTech to explore synthetic sustainable aviation fuel production


Vattenfall, SAS, Shell and LanzaTech will together investigate the production of the world’s first synthetic sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) using the LanzaJetTM “Alcohol to Jet” technology on a large scale in Sweden. Instead of using virgin fossil material in the production process, the synthetic SAF will be produced from fossil free electricity and recycled carbon dioxide


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Carbon capture and utilisation technologies are solutions to reduce CO2 emissions and move away from fossil resources


Today, the extraction and use of fossil carbon is the main controller of the Earth’s thermostat. To ...


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Electrochaea’s BioCat Biomethanation Process Is Certified by the Environmental Technology Verification programme


Electrochaea’s biomethanation process at the company’s BioCat plant in Avedøre, Denmark has received a Statement of Verification from the independent Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) program. The BioCat system for conversion of carbon dioxide into methane was certified for performance in relation to gas quality, capacity, energy consumption and operating conditions, including mass flow rate changes,


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Intensified solar thermochemical carbon dioxide splitting over iron-based perovskite


Practical solar fuel production via two-step solar thermochemical CO2 splitting (STCS), a promising method. We demonstrate that FeNi alloy embedded in perovskite substrate enables near complete CO2 splitting and record CO production rate of 381 mL g-1 min-1 (STP). This unprecedented performance is ascribed to stabilization of oxidized Fe cations by in-situ involving into robust


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CEMEX invests in pioneer solar technology


CEMEX, S.A.B. de C.V. (“CEMEX”) and CEMEX Ventures (CEMEX´s venture capital unit) announced today their investment in Synhelion, a pioneer in solar fuels that are a climate-friendly substitute to fossil fuels, enabling a carbon-free cement manufacturing process. This effort, which aims to decarbonize the cement manufacturing process based on solar energy, is part of CEMEX’s


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GCI Calls for Urgent Action on Carbon Capture and Utilization as the World Watches COP26


Between October 31 and November 12, 2021, delegates from nearly 200 countries will gather in Glasgow, Scotland for the COP26 climate summit, described by some as a make-or-break chance to curb greenhouse gas emissions and stave off the worst ravages of climate change. As the world watches the progress of COP26, Global CO2 Initiative calls


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Neue Forschungserkenntnisse: Wälder treiben Klimawandel an


Touristenzentren, Industriegebiete, Autobahnen – man denkt eher an solche Orte, wenn es darum geht, wo viele Treibhausgase in die Atmosphäre gelangen. Wälder standen bislang nicht im Verdacht, eine negative CO2-Bilanz hervorzubringen, vielmehr galten sie als wichtige CO2-Senken. Doch nun haben For­sche­r*in­nen der Unesco, des World Resources Institute (WRI) und der International Union for Conservation of


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