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Extract CO2 from our air, use it to create synthetic fuels

October 11, 2019 by James Conca

Carbon Capture needs to take off, but nobody knows how it’s going to happen. We need innovation, scrutinised, tested and funded. Jim Conca looks at a method of extracting CO2 directly from the air that’s being pioneered by Carbon Engineering in Canada, backed by private investors and government agencies. It grew out of academic work at the University of Calgary and Carnegie Mellon University. It’s “Direct Air Capture” system can remove a ton of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Carbon Capture, Energy Tagged With: CCAS, CCS, CO2, diesel, emissions, gas, jet_fuel, Paris2050, synthetic_fuels, transport

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