Pathway Energy, a subsidiary of Nexus Holdings, unveils a groundbreaking commercial-scale sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) facility in Texas. This facility produces ultra carbon-negative SAF, achieving a 550% carbon reduction compared to traditional jet fuel and paving the way for truly carbon-neutral air travel.
Carbon Upcycling Technologies has achieved a breakthrough in sustainable infrastructure with its low-carbon concrete mix, demonstrating a 28% increase in strength at 28 days and a 32% increase at 56 days, while reducing cementitious content by 12.5%. This innovative solution, tested in a real-world highway project, offers a compelling path towards a greener future for construction.
Kruger Inc. is investing $23.75 million in a groundbreaking carbon capture and reuse demonstration project at its Wayagamack Mill in Trois-Rivières, Quebec. The project utilizes innovative technology developed by Mantel Capture Inc., a North American start-up, and aims to reduce the mill’s carbon footprint and potentially make it carbon neutral.
LanzaTech Global, Inc. (LNZA) stock surged on Wednesday after securing a $3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to advance its Project ADAPT, which converts carbon dioxide (CO2) into valuable products. The project aligns with the Biden Administration’s ambitious climate goals, highlighting the growing importance of carbon capture and utilization technologies.
Subsurface Technologies, Inc.’s (STI) Agua Freed® and Agua Gard® well rehabilitation and maintenance technologies have been validated as effective CCUS solutions. A peer-reviewed study in Scientific Reports highlights their potential to significantly reduce carbon emissions by capturing and storing millions of tons of CO2 annually. The innovative use of CO2 in place of harmful chemicals makes these technologies a valuable asset in achieving net-zero emissions goals.
Honeywell and SAMSUNG E&A have joined forces to offer a carbon capture solution for power plants globally. This collaboration aims to reduce emissions, support the energy transition, and meet growing environmental goals.
The Department of Energy has announced a $1.559 billion loan commitment to Wabash Valley Resources (WVR), supporting the construction of a revolutionary low-carbon anhydrous ammonia fertilizer production facility in Indiana. This project is expected to significantly increase domestic fertilizer supply, create thousands of jobs, and revitalize a struggling coal community, while also reducing carbon emissions.
Scientists have discovered a new category of wood, dubbed ‘midwood,’ that could significantly impact our understanding of carbon capture and climate change. This discovery, based on the unique structure of the tulip tree, reveals a third category of wood beyond traditional softwoods and hardwoods, with implications for combating rising CO2 levels.
Occidental Petroleum’s subsidiary, 1PointFive, has been awarded a $500 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to develop a massive direct air capture (DAC) facility in South Texas. The facility aims to remove millions of tons of CO2 annually, showcasing the potential of DAC technology in combating climate change.
Gevo, Inc. (GEVO) announced the acquisition of Red Trail Energy’s ethanol production plant and carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) assets for $210 million, boosting its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production capabilities and accelerating its net-zero goals. The acquisition brings immediate financial benefits and positions Gevo for future growth in the renewable energy sector.
