Shelley Welton of Columbia Law School discusses CCUS from a lawyer's perspective and talks about the panel at which she was the moderator: Regulatory Developments, Costs and Risk Assessment.
Shelley Welton of Columbia Law School discusses CCUS from a lawyer's perspective and talks about the panel at which she was the moderator: Regulatory Developments, Costs and Risk Assessment.
Christian Ohlhausen of Sunfire participated in the Synthetic Fuels panel at the RCN-CCUS Annual Meeting and Workshop. Here he describes the company's technological developments for the power-to-fuel concept in an interview with AIChE's Lucy Alexander.
Søren Ebbehøj of the Technical University of Denmark gave a talk titled "Feeding CO2 From Air Into Solid Oxide Electrolyzer Cells" at the RCN-CCUS Annual Meeting and Workshop. Here he elaborates on electrolyzer cells as a way to produce carbon-neutral fuels, when coupled with air captured carbon dioxide and electricity from carbon-free sources.
Research Triangle Energy Consortium's Vikram Rao was the moderator for the Synthetic Fuels panel at the RCN-CCUS Annual Meeting and Workshop held at Columbia University. Watch him explain the role of methane in CCUS discussions.
Columbia University's Peter Eisenberger, who moderated the Air Capture Technology panel at the RCN-CCUS Annual Meeting and Workshop, emphasizes the importance of a focus shift in CCUS R&D from avoided carbon to negative carbon.
Mogens Mogensen of the Technical University of Denmark introduced the RCN-CCUS Workshop on April 14. Here he talks about the workshop's topic of taking CO2 from air to create green fuels, with a special focus on cooperation between Denmark and the US to promote broad implementation.
Rob Martienssen of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory explains the potential of lemnaceae, or duckweed, as a biofuel crop, and discusses further research and collaborations through which lemnaecae can play a role in closing the carbon cycle.
Tim Kruger of the University of Oxford gave the talk "Carbon Dioxide Irrigation: Using CO2 to Make the Desert Bloom" at the RCN-CCUS Annual Meeting and Workshop. Here he discusses his research of a novel method for growing plants that dramatically minimizes water use and consumes CO2.