Author: J. Davis

This project explores using captured CO2 in industrial processes, such as cement production, to reduce overall emissions.

With hubs in Illinois, Florida, and Colorado, these projects explore direct air capture technologies to remove CO2 from the atmosphere.

This project uses algae to capture CO2 from emissions, demonstrating an innovative approach to bioenergy and carbon capture.

This initiative integrates capture, transport, and storage technologies to manage 200 MW of emissions.

Targeting emissions from the world’s largest single kiln, this project explores efficient carbon capture solutions.

Known as the largest capture pilot globally, this project is developing and testing advanced carbon capture systems.

This project, the largest FEED (Front-End Engineering Design) in the world, focuses on carbon capture technology to significantly reduce emissions.