INERATEC, the Karlsruhe-based pioneer in sustainable e-Fuels, has reached a key regulatory milestone: its PtL plant ERA ONE has received the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) EU certification under the Renewable Energy Directive (EU) 2018/2001 (RED III). This makes ERA ONE the first Power-to-Liquid plant in the world whose synthetic fuels are fully recognized as RFNBO. With ISCC EU
INERATEC, the Karlsruhe-based pioneer in sustainable e-Fuels, has reached a key regulatory milestone: its PtL plant ERA ONE has received the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) EU certification under the Renewable Energy Directive (EU) 2018/2001 (RED III). This makes ERA ONE the first Power-to-Liquid plant in the world whose synthetic fuels are fully recognized as RFNBO. With ISCC EU
INERATEC, Pionier für nachhaltige e-Fuels aus Karlsruhe, hat mit der ISCC-EU-Zertifizierung seiner Power-to-Liquid-Anlage ERA ONE einen zentralen regulatorischen Meilenstein erreicht. Die Zertifizierung nach dem EU-anerkannten System „International Sustainability and Carbon Certification” bestätigt die Konformität mit den Anforderungen der Erneuerbare-Energien-Richtlinie (EU) 2018/2001 (RED III). ERA ONE ist damit die weltweit erste Power-to-Liquid-Anlage nach dem Fischer-Tropsch-Verfahren, deren synthetische Kraftstoffe vollständig als
Econic Technologies, a deep tech company focused on renewable carbon, has unveiled new polyols technology for high-performance polyurethane dispersions (PUDs) based on captured CO₂. Paint and coatings brands that opt for PUDs made with Econic’s renewable carbon technology can enhance product performance and make bolder environmental claims, while mitigating supply chain risks related to sourcing hydrocarbons. Called
Estonian deep-tech company UP Catalyst is advancing plans to produce battery-grade graphite and carbon nanotubes from CO₂ emissions in Finland. UP Catalyst and Finnish energy company Oulun Energia have signed a Letter of Intent for the utilisation of captured CO₂ emissions from one of Oulun Energia’s facilities in Oulu, Finland. UP Catalyst produces battery-grade graphite
Achieving long-term climate targets will require not only deep emissions reductions, but also scalable carbon dioxide removal (CDR) solutions. Mitsubishi Electric and VTT are now taking a significant step forward by advancing Direct Ocean Capture (DOC) technology from early-stage development toward pilot-scale validation. As global climate targets become increasingly ambitious, interest in scalable CDR solutions
Thanks to expert support from Spinverse, the GlyCO2Chem project consortium led by Gefn ehf. from Iceland has secured €2.7 million in funding from the Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP) under Horizon Europe. The initiative aims to transform industrial by-products into high-value sustainable chemicals whilst reducing carbon emissions and creating new value chains for the green
Wie kann Baden-Württemberg die Treibhausgase im Verkehrssektor reduzieren und nachhaltige Kraftstoffe selbst produzieren? Das vom Fraunhofer-Institut für Solare Energiesysteme ISE koordinierte Projekt »E-Fuels fürs LÄND« untersuchte die Herstellung von E-Fuels mit maximaler Wertschöpfung in Baden-Württemberg, belastbaren Geschäftsmodellen und einem schnellen Markthochlauf. Demnach hat Dimethylether (DME) dank des effizienten neuen INDIGO-Prozesses das Potenzial, die Gestehungskosten von
The first-of-its-kind electrochemical generator offers high‑emissions industries a safer and more environmentally friendly pathway to convert waste CO₂ into useful products, while reducing the need for fossil-fuel‑based chemical manufacturing. Designed by Professor Xiwang Zhang, Dr Mike Tebyetekerwa and PhD student Rizal Evans from UQ’s School of Chemical Engineering, the generator is powered by electricity and requires only water and captured carbon dioxide to create formate, the base compound for formic acid. “With basic ingredients and the push of a button, we
Celanese Corporation (NYSE: CE), a global specialty materials and chemical company, today announced that Aisan Industry Kentucky, LLC., the consolidated subsidiary of Japan-based Aisan Industry Co., Ltd., has adopted a Celanese polyacetal resin (POM) made from captured CO₂ for fuel pump modules produced for a North American automaker. This milestone reflects continued momentum for Celanese