December

Startups Turn to the Oceans to Capture Carbon

Inside this issue

Inside This Issue

🌊 Startups Turn to the Oceans to Capture Carbon: A Spotlight on Innovators
✈️ Avina Clean Hydrogen and Gov. Pritzker Announce Sustainable Aviation Fuel Facility in Southwest Illinois
🧱 Scientists Transform CO2 Into Super-Strong 3D Printed Concrete
🌍 A New Carbon Capture and Storage Project is Proposed for the Capital Region
💨 AES Andes Files EIS for USD-10BN Green H2, Ammonia Project in Chile
🏝️ Developers Eye Louisiana, Texas Coasts for Offshore Carbon Storage
💰 Japan Airlines Invests in Heirloom Carbon Technologies

Articles in this issue

The fight against climate change has turned attention to Earth’s oceans as a powerful tool for curbing carbon emissions. Startups like Ca...

#carbon #carbon-capture

Avina Clean Hydrogen has announced a $820 million investment in a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) facility in Southwest Illinois. Using K...

#clean-hydrogen #sustainable-aviation-fuel #carbon-reduction #decarbonization

Scientists have developed a new 3D concrete printing method that captures carbon, enhancing the material’s strength and sustainability. T...

#carbon-capture

A new carbon capture and storage project—the Live Oak CCS Hub—has been proposed for Iberville and West Baton Rouge parishes. The project ...

#carbon-capture #carbon-storage

South American power producer AES Andes has submitted an environmental impact study (EIS) for a USD-10-billion green hydrogen and ammonia...

#green-hydrogen #ammonia #renewable-energy #decarbonization

Is the Gulf of Mexico the best place to store climate-warming gases, or a danger to wildlife and people? Fishers in Cameron Parish, Louis...

#liquefied-natural-gas #carbon-storage

Japan Airlines Co., Ltd (JAL) announced its investment in California-based decarbonization developer Heirloom Carbon Technologies, Inc. H...

#direct-air-capture #decarbonization

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