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Revolutionising Carbon Capture: Using Clay Devices as CO₂ Absorbents

London, 17th February 2023: According to recent ongoing research regarding carbon capture, researchers now claim that common clay can be used as the most inexpensive way to deal with the rise in CO2 emissions. As per the recent article published by Norwegian SciTech News, ordinary clay can be as good

PNNL Scientists Come Up With The Cheapest Tech To Capture Carbon

According to a recent publication in the journal, Advanced Energy Materials, the scientists at the Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) have accomplished a new feat in their attempts to make carbon capture inexpensive and more widely available. With every Carbon Dioxide (CO2) molecule that enters the Earth's

CO2Rail, A ClimateTech Startup, Teases Innovative Carbon Capture Train Concept.

CO2Rail, a US based train manufacturing startup is aiming big in terms of developing trains capable of capturing carbon dioxide directly from the air using train-loaded modules systems that will be installed on already running trains that are in regular service. The current methods employed to capture carbon dioxide directly

Climeworks Announces DAC Plant To suck 36,000 Tonnes CO2 Annually

Climeworks AG, a Swiss based startup is coming up with a direct air capture (DAC) plant named “Mammoth” with a capacity to suck 36,000 tonnes of CO2 per year. With construction already going on in Iceland, the project is set to be functional in a span of 18 to

5 Emerging Trends To Watch Out For In Climate Technology!

Technology is what they say would be our only weapon against the global climate crisis. Climate change has been among the major challenges that we are facing which has had drastic impacts on our lifestyles. The catastrophic influences of climate change like regular droughts, thunderstorms, irregular weather patterns etc. are