Researchers from Rice University have created an electrochemical reactor that could significantly lower the energy required for direct air capture or the extraction of carbon dioxide straight from the ...

Researchers have developed an electrochemical reactor that has the potential to drastically reduce energy consumption and cost for direct air capture.

chemical reactions or electrochemical processes. Zhiwei Fang, a Rice postdoctoral researcher who is a study co-first author, said conventional direct air capture technologies tend to use ...

Boondoggle’ or not, Ireland needs to talk about CCUS, including identifying technology providers and storage options, such as ...

The facility will develop direct air capture (DAC) modules that remove CO2 from the atmosphere by drawing air through special filters called sorbents ... driving a chemical reaction that ...

Chemistry plays a crucial role in reaching the goal of net zero, particularly in technologies and sectors such as renewable ...

Linde Engineering (Pullach, Germany; has signed an agreement with NEXTCHEM (Rome, Italy; to provide carbon capture ...

New material developed by UC Berkeley scientists enhances carbon capture efficiency, offering a breakthrough in removing CO2 ...