carbon-capture

IntroductionCarbon sequestration is one of the major strategies for removing atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) and fixing it in the soil and plants.MethodsThis study focused on the carbon sequestration and greenhouse gas dynamics of three different forage sorghum cultivars: Sugar Graze Ultra (annual), PSH20TX01 (perennial seeded), and PSH09TX15 (perennial rhizomes), in Southern Texas, USA, where e…

Converting tequila bagasse into biochar and revalorizing vinasse as a soil amendment offers a circular-economy pathway, yet the combined effect of these materials on soil carbon dynamics remains poorly understood. This study evaluated the impact of agave-bagasse biochar, tequila vinasse, and soil additives (compost, inorganic fertilizer) on soil CO₂ mineralization kinetics in a 30-day laboratory …

Yara International ASA (Oslo, Norway) has announced that Europe’s largest industrial carbon capture facility was officially inaugurated at Yara’s plant in Sluiskil, the Netherlands. The project establishes the first complete cross-border value chain for capturing, transporting, and permanently storing CO₂ (CCS). The inauguration was marked by the presence of Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr St…

Archived This content is available here for research, reference, and/or recordkeeping. Who Wants the Smoke: How Kentucky can Repurpose Tobacco Farmland as Carbon Credit Infrastructure Document Type Blog Post Publication Date 3-26-2026 Archival? Archival Repository Citation Harris, Spencer, "Who Wants the Smoke: How Kentucky can Repurpose Tobacco Farmland as Carbon Credit Infrastructure" (2026…

Read the Institute’s latest facility profile featuring the Huaneng Longdong Energy Base CCS facility. Located in Gansu Province, China, the project is the world’s largest post‑combustion CO₂ capture facility on a coal‑fired power station. Coal-fired power remains a cornerstone of China’s electricity system and is one of the largest single sources of CO₂ emissions. Decarbonising […] The post CCS F…

Researchers at the University of Michigan have developed an experimental device that removes dissolved carbon dioxide from seawater while cleaning away the mineral deposits that form inside it. The technology could eventually help reduce ocean acidity and provide captured carbon for products such as concrete and jet fuel. The process is described in the journal […] The post Self-Cleaning Device c…

Where saltwater meets the shore, mangrove forests rise on stilted roots, plunging into murky tidal zones. Their dense, tangled networks filter waves and shelter wildlife in a landscape that shifts between land and sea. Beneath the surface, these coastal ecosystems perform a quieter feat.  Understanding how carbon storage works in mangroves reveals rates that rival […] The post Blue Carbon Champio…

Sustainable IT is no longer just an environmental objective. At Capgemini, it has become a catalyst for modernization, helping reduce IT-related carbon emissions by 45% since 2021 while improving efficiency, simplifying technology landscapes, and supporting our Net Zero ambitions. The post Our sustainable IT journey towards net zero appeared first on Capgemini .

Taiwan's carbon fee has been formally included in the UK government's list of Qualifying Carbon Pricing Schemes (QCPS) under its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), alongside major carbon pricing systems in the EU, Japan, South Korea and Singapore. The Ministry of Environment said the move shows Taiwan's carbon pricing framework is now aligned with international systems and will help expor…

Ambrian Energy GmbH (Bremen, Germany) and Messer SE & Co. KGaA (Bad Soden, Germany) announce that the planned joint venture “CarbonBridge” has successfully received antitrust approval from the European Commission. This milestone paves the way for the development of the terminal of the same name — Germany’s first operational CO₂ export terminal. The CarbonBridge export […] The post Germany’s first…

Editor’s Note: This project is sponsored by the Department of the Navy, Office of Naval Research under ONR Award Number N000142512239. What if the exhaust from a jet plane was not just pollution, but rather a source of its next tank of fuel?  While it may sound like science fiction, converting carbon dioxide (CO₂) into […] The post How one UT San Antonio researcher is working to make fuel out of …

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