After years of slow progress, technologies to capture carbon emissions and store or reuse them are gaining momentum. A trend that will need to accelerate significantly for the world to achieve its energy and climate goals. According to a new special report released by the IEA today. foto: Pexels
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ALIGN-CCUS project partners at RWE have produced synthetic fuel using carbon dioxide (CO2) captured from the flue gas of a coal-fired power station. The breakthrough has been made at RWE’s Niederaussem Power Station in North Rhine-Westphalia. Using a demonstration synthesis unit, which powered up last November.
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A new catalyst developed by a team of Brown researchers converts CO2 efficiently into complex hydrocarbon products. With a faradaic efficiency of 72 percent the catalyst converts waste carbon into complex hydrocarbons like ethylene.
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Cement producer Norcem and waste-to-energy plant Fortum Oslo Varma receive up to 2.1 billion euro from EFTA Surveillance Authority (ESA) for capturing and storing CO2. The CCS Full-Scale project is part of Norway’s efforts to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Equinor is leading a project to develop one of the UK’s first at-scale facilities to produce hydrogen from natural gas in combination with carbon capture and storage. The H2H Saltend–project provides the beginnings of a decarbonised industrial cluster in the Humber region.
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