There are over 100 companies developing technologies for direct air capture. With the industry targeting an ambitious capture cost of US$100/tonne of CO 2 , this IDTechEx webinar explores how costs ...

CO2 reduction: Two new research groups at the Max Planck Society are working on a more efficient form of photosynthesis to ...

Researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have discovered important new clues in the mystery of how an ...

Traditional methods to directly capture atmospheric CO2 have failed to be competitive in many markets due to their high costs and technical complexity. More accessible and lower-cost DAC technologies ...

Plants capture carbon dioxide naturally, using sunlight to grow and flourish. Scientists have now found inspiration from nature to develop a groundbreaking system that harnesses sunlight for ...

Inside Svante’s massive Burnaby manufacturing plant, large robotic arms are moving piles of specially engineered filters. ...

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a process that captures carbon dioxide gas emissions and safely sequesters them underground, helping reduce harmful carbon emissions. Here's what you should know.

Solar and wind energy are highly variable, dependent on the day, weather and location of the facilities. At times, they can ...

Neither carbon capture nor artificial carbon removal are taking place at the scale required to balance global carbon emissions from human activities, which were 37.4bn tonnes in 2023. These ...

Some argue against investing in new carbon capture methods due to their high costs and technological uncertainties. Others argue that the benefits of nature-based solutions are profoundly limited, ...

Carbon capture is struggling just as big ... Novel DAC methods—such as one being developed by the US start-up Capture6 that simultaneously captures CO 2 and generates clean water from ...

A U.S. Senate panel proposed making the tax credit for capturing carbon emissions for recovering oil equal to the $85/metric ton tax credit for permanently burying those emissions underground, a boon ...