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Dreamcatcher | Direct Air Capture and Hydrogen

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In 2020, my viewpoint that the GHG removal would be needed in the long run was a minority opinion. Most thought that simply ceasing the emission of GHG was sufficient. Now the consensus is strongly shifted to the viewpoint that GHG removal will be necessary, even among the most respected research institutions in the U.S. “There is an urgent need to remove carbon dioxide (CO2)

The first few weeks of 2024 have seen a flurry of activity in the Japanese wind sector, with almost 300MW of new capacity brought online and projects in development making progress....

Low carbon sources now make up a record 67% share of the electricity mix in the EU ���� following an unprecedented collapse in generation from fossilfuels last year. In 2023, coal fell by a record 23% and gas fell by a record 15%, pushing power sector emissions down a record 19% - an even greater fall than in 2020 when the pandemic struck. Other highlights: ➡️ Renewables reached

The investment round, led by a subsidiary of utility giant NextEra, comes as both private and public interest in direct air capture technology picks up. Direct Air Capture

In 2020, my viewpoint that the GHG removal would be needed in the long run was a minority opinion. Most thought that simply ceasing the emission of GHG was sufficient. Now the consensus is strongly shifted to the viewpoint that GHG removal will be necessary, even among the most respected research institutions in the U.S. “There is an urgent need to remove carbon dioxide (CO2)

Facility to be virtually coupled with RWE power plants in the Netherlands Commissioning in 2025 RWE is further expanding its battery storage business worldwide. The company has now started construction of its first utility-scale Dutch battery storage project with an installed power capacity of 35 megawatts (MW) and a storage capacity of 41 megawatt-hours (MWh). A total of 110

A high-level European visit to Mauritania enabled me to refresh a 2022 article already shared with the community, progressing a framework agreement for the US$ 40 billion AMAN green hydrogen project

How can China be by far the leader in practically every cleantech market and still continue to foster the burning of coal? It's all about motivations.