Carbon Capture

Recent advancements in satellite technology have paved the way for more accurate assessments of above-ground biomass (AGB), a critical factor in understanding carbon storage in forests. A new algorithm, designed by Maurizio Santoro from Gamma Remote

As the world grapples with the escalating threat of climate change, innovative solutions for capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) are more crucial than ever. A recent review published in Next Materials shines a spotlight on aerogels, a class of materials t

Recent research led by Cataldo Simari from the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Technologies at the Università della Calabria has delved into the intricate properties of functionalized porous silica materials, with a particular focus on their abi

Recent research led by Iltaf Khan from the School of Environmental & Chemical Engineering at Jiangsu University of Science and Technology has unveiled promising advancements in the integration of biochar and photocatalysis, a combination that could s

Recent research published in the journal Carbon Capture Science & Technology explores a promising method to enhance carbon dioxide (CO2) absorption using a combination of biogas slurry and biochar. This innovative approach could significantly lower t

Recent research led by Diego Morlando from the Department of Chemical Engineering at NTNU in Norway has shed light on the CESAR1 solvent system, an innovative approach in the realm of post-combustion carbon capture. Published in the journal Carbon Ca

Researchers are making significant strides in the field of carbon capture technology, particularly through a recent study led by Tao Jiang from the Key Laboratory for Green Chemical Technology at Tianjin University. The study, published in the journa

A recent study led by Gabriel de F. da Costa from the Escola de Química at UFRJ has shed light on the economic and socio-environmental aspects of CO2 compression in Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) projects. As the urgency to mitigate

A recent study led by Sauhats Antans from the Riga Technical University, Institute of Industrial Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Energy, highlights a promising approach to transforming Latvia’s energy landscape. The research, published in the

A recent study published in ‘Frontiers in Chemistry’ highlights the potential of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) in addressing pressing environmental challenges, including the CO2 crisis and ocean acidification. Led by Jackson Comes from the School for the