Current Headlines
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Senken And Carbonsate Sign EU's Largest Biomass Storage Deal: 50,000 Tonnes Of Permanent Carbon Removal
8/17/2026
Senken today announces the largest biomass storage deal signed in Europe to date: a multi-year carbon removal offtake with Berlin-based Carbonsate covering 50,000 tonnes of permanent carbon removal between 2026 and 2028.
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Cardinal Commits To World's First Float Glass Carbon Capture Installation At Winlock Float Glass Facility
8/17/2026
Cardinal Glass Industries has committed to the world’s first carbon capture installation at the company’s Cardinal FG float glass facility in Winlock, Washington.
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Pusan National University Develops An AI Framework For Smarter Ship Navigation
8/14/2026
Air pollution from ships poses a serious health risk in major port cities, yet existing mitigation strategies often rely on reducing the speed of sailing, which affects operational efficiency.
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Using AI To Capture Carbon Dioxide Before It Reaches The Atmosphere
8/13/2026
Prof. Dr. Seda Keskin Avcı and her master’s student Feride Neva Yüngül from our Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering have developed a new AI-powered method that can identify high-performance membrane materials for carbon capture within seconds.
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Greener Processing Makes Novel Material Cheaper For Water Decontamination
8/13/2026
University of Birmingham scientists who used green chemistry to make a next-generation Metal Organic Framework (MOF) for capturing heavy metals from wastewater, have shown it is cheaper and more resource-efficient to produce than a similar MOF processed conventionally.
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From Nanosheets To Pilot Plants: Oxford–Shanghai Partnership Advances LDH Materials For Carbon Capture
8/13/2026
A long-standing collaboration between the University of Oxford and Shanghai Jiao Tong University is translating fundamental materials chemistry into scalable technologies for capturing carbon dioxide from industrial gases, indoor air, and the atmosphere.
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Smart Stormwater Filter Developed To Stop More Pollution Reaching Rivers And Beaches
8/13/2026
UNSW engineers have added sensors and real-time weather forecasts into so-called rain gardens to create a smarter way to stop contaminants from flowing into waterways.
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PT Yanmar Diesel Indonesia, Faeger And IPB University Launch Joint Research On Low-Carbon Rice Farming
8/12/2026
PT Yanmar Diesel Indonesia, Faeger Co. Ltd. and IPB University have launched a joint research project in Indonesia to assess the potential of combining Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD) irrigation with biochar application to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and stabilize rice yields.
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Kent Collaborates With The University Of Manchester On Low-Carbon Hydrogen Research
8/11/2026
Kent has collaborated with the University of Manchester on research exploring the potential of chemical looping reforming as a pathway for low-carbon hydrogen production.
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Scientists Borrow Nature's Playbook To Transform Carbon Dioxide Into Useful Chemicals
8/11/2026
The ACS Central Science study, “Controlled Acidity Gradients Enable CO2 Reduction to Formic Acid (Not Formate) by Molecular Electrocatalysts,” introduces a strategy inspired by nature that carefully controls where acidity evolves inside an electrochemical system.