Yes, biological ocean carbon sequestration could help prevent catastrophic climate change, according to Christopher Barry from SNAME (Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers). How? What are the physical and biological options? What are the moving parts that can make it happen? What are the economics involved?
What’s happened in the last 20 years in biobased chemicals? What is NexantECA’s new approach to the building blocks of more green chemicals and existing markets for them? From naphtha, ethanol, methanol, green hydrogen, aromatics, lactic acid, nylon intermediates, and more.
Take a look at how NovoNutrients is transforming CO2 emissions into microbial, alternative protein ingredients. In this illuminating slide guide, David Tze, CEO of NovoNutrients, shares thoughts on the explosive growth in carbon utilization to make fuels, chemicals, materials, food, feed as well as their recent 3rd party validation of their CO2 utilization strategy based […]
Today, we bring you the Top 10 CO2 utilization projects that have found the optimal blend of affordable, reliable, scalable technology and product sets with large markets to transition the world to a circular economy with many uses for the one carbon molecule. Find out who these Top 10 hottest CO2 utilization projects are, what […]
Want to know how to get some money? Bill Hagy, Lee Enterprises Consulting’s Executive VP of Federal Funding, shared this slide guide at ABLC on what the eligibility requirements and basics include, 9 key things that every federal funding application needs to contain, and more.
Mark Penshorn, Lead Chemical Engineer at ICF, shared this short but sweet slide guide at ABLC this year on how we can figure out where hydrogen will actually be adopted. He also presentedICF’s hydrogen production cost analysis – from current day pricing to what it might be in 2050.
Idaho National Lab’s very own Bioenergy Program Lead, Lynn Wendt, shared this illuminating slide guide at ABLC on how they are working on mitigating risk from beginning to end with biomass feedstocks, how to respond to variability in biomass, their work with reconfigurable fractional milling loops, new spectroscopic analysis tools, torrefaction, and more.
If you missed Jennifer Holmgren’s illuminating presentation at ABLC this year, here’s your chance to see what she shared with the world on LanzaTech’s latest work, once again breaking barriers. Here’s the latest on their 2 commercial operating plants, 7 plants scheduled to complete construciton in 2022 and 7 additional plants in engineering, and all […]
In addition to new hot technologies, Gevo has a goal of 1 billion gallons per year of capacity or more by 2030. How can they achieve this? What is the status with Net-Zero 1 and its expected operation in 2025? What are the feedstocks? How are they going beyond net zero? What’s their latest work […]
The Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research builds public-private partnerships and funds pioneering research focusing on key challenge areas like next generation crops, soil health, advanced animal systems, sustainable water management, and more. Find out who is involved, what programs are used to invest in the scientific workforce, their latest work with biochar, and more.
