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Discussions at Davos spotlight the urgent need for carbon capture strategies and sustainable practices to tackle climate challenges across industries.
Gigablue has secured the largest marine carbon dioxide removal deal to date with SkiesFifty, aiming to enhance the affordability and scalability of carbon removal solutions.
Switzerland's Federal Office of Energy calls for innovative solutions to reduce carbon emissions, aiming for net-zero by 2050, tackling challenges in key industries.
Carbon capture and removal technologies are vital in mitigating emissions and achieving net-zero targets, driving global efforts to address climate change through innovation.
ESA's Biomass mission, launching in April 2025, will deliver critical data on forest biomass and its role in the carbon cycle, advancing climate change mitigation efforts.
The European Commission unveils its "competitiveness compass" this week, as WEF Davos highlights the need for a unified global carbon market under Article 6.
Google partners with Varah to buy biochar carbon credits, turning agricultural waste into a CO2-sequestering solution, boosting sustainability in India.
Aramco, Carbon Clean, and SAMSUNG E&A collaborate to pilot CycloneCC carbon capture tech, aiming for 50% cost savings and scalable CO2 reduction solutions
Marine plankton adapt shell-building to ocean density shifts, balancing buoyancy and boosting CO2 absorption, a crucial discovery for climate and carbon cycle studies.
Flowserve wins a key contract to supply Dry Gas Seals for ADNOC’s major UAE carbon capture project, supporting decarbonisation and CO₂ storage targets.
UC researchers have developed a novel, energy-efficient direct air capture system for removing CO2 from the atmosphere, showing high durability and scalability.
The U.S. EPA approves California’s first carbon capture facility in Kern County, aimed at injecting CO2 underground to mitigate climate change and reduce emissions.