Explainer: How Equatic uses sea water and new technology to capture carbon
Carbon removal startup Equatic has announced the construction of a large-scale demonstration plant for carbon capture in Singapore via a…
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‘Carbon casting’: the low-hanging fruit of carbon removal
The sleepy, rustic state of Arkansas in the south-west of the US is not typically considered to be at the…
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ICM and Equatic to build world’s largest ocean-based carbon removal plant in Singapore
The Institute for Carbon Management (ICM) at UCLA and carbon removal company Equatic will invest $20m in an ocean-based carbon…
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Study shows AI could revolutionise carbon capture systems
A new study from the University of Surrey suggests that AI could significantly improve the efficiency and efficacy of carbon…
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COP28 podcast: max 1.5°C temperature rise limit now ‘not possible’
Efforts to tackle climate change should begin to focus on limiting and bringing down as quickly as possible the inevitable…
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Indonesia and Malaysia want to become CCS hubs. What does it mean for the energy transition?
In September 2023, Japan and Malaysia signed an agreement to send CO₂ from CCS projects in Japan to Malaysia, where…
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Can we keep burning fossil fuels and capture the carbon?
It is fair to say that if the Pope wades into a debate over the efficacy of a niche industrial…
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Exclusive: COP28 host UAE to extract nearly 40 billion barrels of oil and gas over 70 years
COP28 host the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has plans in place to extract 38 billion barrels of oil and gas…
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For decades the oil and gas industry has promised CCS: it’s time for the EU to make it deliver
It is no secret that the oil and gas sector has talked big on carbon capture and storage (CCS) for…
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‘We’re a world that’s built on fossil fuels and emissions are our enemy’: Carbon Engineering talks direct air capture
The race to decarbonise has picked up pace in response to global crises, with companies, countries and economic blocs ramping…
