World's first train to capture CO2 from air might be on its way
Researchers claim that each carriage could get rid of up to 3,000 tonnes of CO2 from the air annually
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Researchers claim that each carriage could get rid of up to 3,000 tonnes of CO2 from the air annually
Global rail systems could help mitigate climate change and remove CO2 by capturing the sustainable energy generated when trains break and decelerate.
We're seeing a growing emphasis on direct air capture technology in our efforts to combat climate change, and an interesting new take on this technology could see it put to use on railways around the world.
Ail systems around the world could help mitigate climate change and clean the air of CO2 by capturing the sustainable energy generated when trains break and decelerate.
The US-based CO2Rail Company have revealed their plans for a train carriage that can remove carbon dioxide from the air as it moves along a railway. This will help countries reach net zero.