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As we continue with Gas Week at The Digest, today we move past green hydrogen (where we will return on Monday) and the nitrogen technology we looked at with Pivot Bio yesterday, and onto Blue Planet’s carbon-negative building material technology. Recently, we highlighted the future we see for carbon capture at scale has to take us towards building materials and away from CO2 injection into petroleum well and salt caves. And now, Sulzer and Blue Planet have signed a significant partnership for converting CO2 into limestone. The partnership Sulzer is enabling the further development and optim...

by Jim Lane (Biofuels Digest) News arrives from Berkeley and Pivot Bio that the company has raised $430 million in its Series D venture round, led by DCVC and Temasek, bringing the total equity raised to more than $600 million. Last we saw, the company was valued at $1.6 billion — now, even more. … As Pivot Bio notes, “Synthetic nitrogen fertilizer is inefficient, expensive for farmers, contributes to seven percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, depletes soils, and harms water supplies and fisheries.” In other words, the other guy’s product is costly and unsustainable, but hith...

News arrives from Berkeley and Pivot Bio that the company has raised $430 million in its Series D venture round, led by DCVC and Temasek, bringing the total equity raised to more than $600 million. Last we saw, the company was valued at $1.6 billion — now, even more. The nitrogen rationale You might ask, as we do, why is the absence of nitrogen worth more than nitrogen? After all, Pivot Bio replaces nitrogen with nothing — or, to be more exact, microbes that obtain free nitrogen from the air and share it corn, wheat or rice. Applying nitrogen fertilizer for corn production is one of the m...

It’s Gas Week here in Digestville, all this week we’re highlighting new technologies, commervcial breakthroughs and new strategies relating to the production of, applications for, or the avoidannce of: Green Hydrogen, Nitrogen and Syngas. Later this week we’ll look at the monster valuatino and progress at Pivot Bio, replacving nitrogen — today, we’re focusing on Green Hydrogen with The Digest’s Green Hydrogen Horizons. Demand, supply, and emerging technology. Prev1 of 43Next

COVID-19 and the resulting economic crisis have highlighted and exacerbated the plight of American farmers, while also threatening already