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Bookmark or Share- Carbon Dioxide Removal: Best-Practice Guidelines - The World Economic ForumDespite needing to halve emissions by 2030 to stand a chance of limiting warming to 1.5C, they continue to rise. Decarbonizing industries is essential, but net zero is not enough, and natural climate solutions do not go far enough. This white paper examines the new technologies urgently needed to deliver additional, permanent and quantifiable impacts. The paper draws on interviews with eight ...
- Direct Ocean Capture: A new way to remove CO2 from the sea | World ...Direct Ocean Capture (DOC) removes dissolved CO2 from seawater for carbon storage or reuse. Companies like Brineworks, Captura and Sea02 are among the leading innovators in this area. As the largest carbon sink on Earth, our ocean is the unsung heroes of the fight against emissions and climate change.
- How carbon capture, usage and storage could get us to net zero | World ...As climate urgency mounts, one promising path to keep greenhouse gas levels in check is that of Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage (CCUS). CCUS technologies enable the reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from large, polluting industrial facilities and/or the removal of existing CO2 from the atmosphere.
- 3 reasons why the future of carbon capture looks promisingOften called carbon capture, it is the process of capturing carbon dioxide emissions from industrial facilities and reusing or storing them, instead of releasing them into the atmosphere. For heavy-emitting industries like power, steel, cement, oil and gas, and chemicals, carbon capture has the potential to radically reduce environmental ...
- Can CO2 utilization drive increased carbon capture?Strong carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) buildout will be a crucial element of achieving global decarbonization in a timescale aligned with minimising the impact of climate change. In our base case , which corresponds to a 2.5C global warming pathway, 2 billion tonnes per annum of CCUS and engineered CO2 removals will be needed by 2050.
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