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Reform des europäischen Emissionshandels: Parlament stimmt mit Ja

Der europäische CO2-Markt zwingt Kraftwerke und Fabriken dazu, CO2-Zertifikate zu kaufen, wenn sie die Umwelt verschmutzen. Dadurch konnten die Emissionen dieser Sektoren seit 2005 um 43 Prozent gesenkt werden. Jedoch steht der CO2-Markt nun vor einer grundlegenden Überarbeitung, um die ehrgeizigen europäischen Klimaziele zu erreichen. Das Parlament stimmte mit großer Mehrheit für eine Vereinbarung, auf

Parliament backs EU carbon market overhaul, world’s first CO₂ tariff

Parliament voted to approve, with a large majority, a deal agreed last year by negotiators from EU countries and Parliament to reform the carbon market and cut EU emissions by 62% below 2005 levels by 2030. Under the upgrade, factories will lose the free CO2 permits they currently receive by 2034, and shipping emissions will

Cemvita Unveils eCO2 Pilot Plant: Transforming CO2 Emissions into Renewable Feedstocks and Fertilizers

Cemvita, the standard for biosolutions in the energy industry, today announced the opening of a pilot plant in Houston, TX. The plant marks a landmark step in the development of technology for using CO2 emissions as feedstock to produce valuable biocommodities including fertilizer, plastic, methane, and fuels. The opening of the pilot plant also marks the

“Best CO₂ Utilisation 2023” Innovation Award – Three winning CCU solutions open the road to transition away from fossil resources

More than 245 participants from 30 countries across the world attended the Innovation Award ceremony at the Conference on CO2-based Fuels and Chemicals 2023 (www.co2-chemistry.eu) in Cologne, Germany and online. The conference is one of the most established events on CCU for the entire Power-to-X industry and its customers worldwide. This year’s 11th edition showcased

AIMPLAS participates in a new EU project bringing to the market high-quality polyester textile products from the valorisation of CO2 waste streams

AIMPLAS, participates in a new European project bringing to the market high-quality polyester textile products from the valorisation of CO2 waste streams. Threading-CO2 aims to scale-up and demonstrate its first-of-its-kind technology producing high-quality commercially viable sustainable PET textile products from CO2 waste streams at industrial scale. The overall objective of this research is to significantly reduce the carbon footprint

Electrolyzers Market worth $23,555.9 Million by 2028

An electrolyzer system utilizes electricity to break water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen. Through this process, the electrolyzer system produces hydrogen, and the leftover oxygen is released into the atmosphere or can be captured or stored to supply other industrial processes or even medical gases, in some cases. There are four main ways that electrolyzers

The suite of substances that can tackle carbon dioxide

One of the reasons carbon dioxide is such a problem is that it’s very difficult to break down: the bonds in CO2molecules are very stable, and it’s hard to find something that can slice them open. But if we can develop compounds that do cut up these inert bonds, CO2 and other molecules that hang around

YNCORIS as technical partner for the process industry on their way to defossilisation

At the start of the “Conference on CO2-based Fuels and Chemicals 2023” in Cologne, Anke Schwarzenberger from nova-Institute GmbH interviewed representatives of Yncoris GmbH & Co.KG about CO2 neutrality and how the company is adapting to changing customer requirements. Why is the topic of CO₂ neutrality so important from the point of view of a

YNCORIS als technischer Partner für die Defossilisierung der Prozessindustrie

Zum Auftakt der „Conference on CO2-based Fuels and Chemicals 2023“ in Cologne sprach Anke Schwarzenberger, nova-Institut GmbH mit Vertretern der Yncoris GmbH & Co.KG zum Thema CO2 Neutralität und wie sich das Unternehmen auf sich ändernde Anforderungen von Kunden einstellt. Warum ist aus Sicht eines Chemie-Standortbetreibers das Thema CO2-Neutralität so wichtig? Wir gehen davon aus,

Linde and Heidelberg Materials Announce Large-Scale Carbon Capture Project

The facility at the German Lengfurt cement plant is scheduled to go into operation as early as 2025 with a capture capacity of around 70,000 tonnes of CO₂ per year Due to its purity, the processed gas will be suitable for use in both the food and chemical industries The project is being funded by

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