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Iceland's 'carbon-sucking' machine captures up to 36,000 TONS of CO2 per year

It has been billed as an ingenious solution in the battle against climate change. And from photos alone, the true purpose of the 'Mammoth' machine stationed in Iceland may deceive you. The 360ft ...
Business Wire

CarbonQuest and Carbfix Announce a Memorandum of Understanding to Pursue Distributed Carbon Capture and Mineralization Projects in North America

SPOKANE, Wash. & REYKJAVIK, Iceland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CarbonQuest, a leading distributed carbon capture technology provider, and Carbfix, the world’s leading CO 2 mineral storage operator, today ...
E&E

Carbon capture projects often miss deadlines — report

Analysts pointed to permitting issues and project economics as reasons many developments did not go online as expected last year. Global deployment of carbon capture projects isn’t keeping pace with ...
WWNO

Removing carbon from the air — a climate cure or waste of money?

After fighting oil, gas and petrochemical expansion in southwest Louisiana for more than 50 years, retired biologist Michael Tritico might be expected to applaud a new facility that promises to suck ...