CCU News – Page 91

19 June 2018

LanzaTech and Shougang Group towards a carbon-smart economy in China

Companies announced successful start-up of the world’s first commercial facility converting industrial emissions to sustainable ethanol

18 June 2018

“Electricity as a resource”: Green energy for sustainable chemistry

Will chemicals come from the plug sockets in future?

18 June 2018

“Strom als Rohstoff” für eine nachhaltige Chemie

Kommen Chemikalien bald aus der Steckdose?

18 June 2018

Carbon utilization bill could create value for CO₂ emissions

The Carbon Utilization Act, would allow new carbon utilization technologies, such as carbon capture, utilization, and sequestration (CCUS) and biogas production

14 June 2018

Climate Change Breakthrough: Large-scale capture of atmospheric CO₂ shown to be feasible and affordable

Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology demonstrate for the first time a scalable and cost-effective solution for removing CO₂ from the atmosphere

14 June 2018

Solar fuels come nearer: Direct-from-air CO₂ capture cost drops below $100/ton threshold

Carbon Engineering’s David Keith explained to the Digest

08 June 2018

Ingenza embarks on collaborative project to recycle CO₂

Scottish JV aims to reduce the waste carbon dioxide generated by industrial biotech manufacturing applications

04 June 2018

nova Session on technology of the future: Carbon Capture and Utilization (CCU)

10:00 - 16:00 h, 18 September 2018, Airport Cologne/Bonn

28 May 2018

Methanisierungsanlage in Falkenhagen wird eröffnet – wichtiger Schritt für eine erfolgreiche Energiewende

Europäisches Forschungsprojekt STORE&GO tritt in die nächste Phase ein

28 May 2018

Methanation plant in Falkenhagen opens – important step for a successful energy transition

European research project STORE&GO enters next phase

17 May 2018

Effizientere künstliche Photosynthese: Recyclebares System wandelt Sonnenenergie in Wasserstoff um

Sonnige Nachrichten aus Frankreich: Forscher haben einen Weg gefunden, um preiswertere, weniger toxische und recycelbare Lichtsensoren zur Wasserstoffherstellung zu nutzen

16 May 2018

Manufacturing Goes Carbon Negative

A growing number of innovative companies is capturing CO₂ and using it to create materials and products for human consumption

08 May 2018

To Meet Emission Reductions Objectives in Transport, Sustainable Renewable Fuels are an Important Part of the Solution

Methanol Institute appeals to the negotiating parties to recognise the importance of all sustainable renewable fuels in reducing emissions in transportation

03 May 2018

Algae as a viable alternative to food, animal feed and care products

IDEA project to optimise the algae value chain to become a viable, economically relevant industry

27 April 2018

Kohlendioxid als Rohstoff

Diese chemische Reaktion könnte es eines Tages erlauben, das klimaschädliche Gas sinnvoll zu nutzen

23 April 2018

Covestro’s manifesto for a sustainable, clean economy

Keeping carbon alive: How Covestro is pushing its supply chain to make more from CO₂

23 April 2018

The $20 Million Carbon XPRIZE: The 10 Finalists, revealed

As next steps, top 10 teams will have 2 years of access to an integrated test center

18 April 2018

Biotechnologies: EnobraQ is gaining momentum!

Company opens up capital, confirms 2^nd round of fundraising

18 April 2018

Can we turn pollution into products?

Carbon capture and utilization (CCU) technologies can turn CO₂ into a resource, says Dr. Issam Dairanieh, CEO, Global CO2 Initiative

16 April 2018

Solar Foods Oy gets two-million euros in startup funding for producing food out of air

Method is based on the research projects of the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland and the Lappeenranta University of Technology

Companies announced successful start-up of the world’s first commercial facility converting industrial emissions to sustainable ethanol

Will chemicals come from the plug sockets in future?

Kommen Chemikalien bald aus der Steckdose?

The Carbon Utilization Act, would allow new carbon utilization technologies, such as carbon capture, utilization, and sequestration (CCUS) and biogas production

Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology demonstrate for the first time a scalable and cost-effective solution for removing CO₂ from the atmosphere

Carbon Engineering’s David Keith explained to the Digest

Scottish JV aims to reduce the waste carbon dioxide generated by industrial biotech manufacturing applications

10:00 - 16:00 h, 18 September 2018, Airport Cologne/Bonn

Europäisches Forschungsprojekt STORE&GO tritt in die nächste Phase ein

European research project STORE&GO enters next phase

Sonnige Nachrichten aus Frankreich: Forscher haben einen Weg gefunden, um preiswertere, weniger toxische und recycelbare Lichtsensoren zur Wasserstoffherstellung zu nutzen

A growing number of innovative companies is capturing CO2 and using it to create materials and products for human consumption

Methanol Institute appeals to the negotiating parties to recognise the importance of all sustainable renewable fuels in reducing emissions in transportation

IDEA project to optimise the algae value chain to become a viable, economically relevant industry

Diese chemische Reaktion könnte es eines Tages erlauben, das klimaschädliche Gas sinnvoll zu nutzen

Keeping carbon alive: How Covestro is pushing its supply chain to make more from CO2

As next steps, top 10 teams will have 2 years of access to an integrated test center

Company opens up capital, confirms 2nd round of fundraising

Carbon capture and utilization (CCU) technologies can turn CO2 into a resource, says Dr. Issam Dairanieh, CEO, Global CO2 Initiative

Method is based on the research projects of the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland and the Lappeenranta University of Technology

A growing number of innovative companies is capturing CO₂ and using it to create materials and products for human consumption

Keeping carbon alive: How Covestro is pushing its supply chain to make more from CO₂

Company opens up capital, confirms 2^nd round of fundraising

Carbon capture and utilization (CCU) technologies can turn CO₂ into a resource, says Dr. Issam Dairanieh, CEO, Global CO2 Initiative