Texas A&M researchers claim a pressure-based carbon capture system can hit $26/ton — less than half the cost of conventional amine systems. The numbers are exciting, but scale-up is everything.
A CCSA/Deloitte analysis warns that Europe’s slow CCUS financing could drive heavy industry to jurisdictions with faster-moving climate infrastructure.
Northwestern researchers developed a covalent organic framework that grabs and releases CO₂ electrically, potentially eliminating the costly heat regeneration step in carbon capture.
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