To Help With Climate Change, Carbon Capture Will Have To Evolve

Knowable Magazine, Ars Technica
Thu, 07/11/2024 - 4:11am

Enlarge / Bioreactors that host algae would be one option for carbon sequestration—as long as the carbon is stored somehow. (credit: Getty Images) More than 200 kilometers off Norway’s coast in the North Sea sits the world’s first offshore carbon capture and storage project. Built in 1996, the Sleipner project strips carbon dioxide from natural gas—largely made up of methane—to make it marketable.

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