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Textured carbon capture composite (C3) films for distributed direct air capture in urban spaces
To achieve the ambitious targets set out in the Paris Agreement, technological innovations that will advance direct air capture technology are needed. The grand challenge to increase total amount of CO2 capture directly from ambient air may be achieved ...
Daniel Wirawan +4 more
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Techno-economic Analysis of Direct Air Carbon Capture with CO2 Utilisation
Carbon capture technologies are crucial for mitigating climate change and play an important role in the net zero roadmap. Recently the greenhouse gas removal (GGR) technology has come under scrutiny as a negative emission solution which will remove CO2 ...
Thorin Daniel +5 more
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Thermodynamic loss analysis of a liquid-sorbent direct air carbon capture plant
Summary: Direct air capture of CO2 is often presented as a promising technology to help mitigate climate change, although proposed processes are highly energy intensive. We analyze Carbon Engineering’s 1 Mt-CO2/year natural-gas-powered direct air capture
Ryan Long-Innes, Henning Struchtrup
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Amine‐Functionalized Activated Carbon Monoliths by 3D Printing for Direct Air Capture [PDF]
Direct air capture (DAC) is an emerging technology that supports mitigating climate change. However, its large‐scale deployment is hindered by high energy demands and material costs. In this study, we present a novel porous sorbent material for DAC using
Johanna Fricke +6 more
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Scaling carbon removal systems: deploying direct air capture amidst Canada’s low-carbon transition
Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies, such as direct air carbon capture and storage (DACCS), will be critical in limiting the rise of the average global temperature over the next century.
Stephanie Rose Cortinovis +8 more
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A comparative review of performance of nanomaterials for Direct Air Capture
The rapid rise in atmospheric CO2 levels necessitates the removal of greenhouse gases. Direct Air Capture (DAC), as a representative negative emission technology, is a method to capture CO2 directly from the atmosphere and reduce global CO2 ...
Yanhao Deng +3 more
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We examine the effects of negative emission technologies availability on fossil fuel-based electricity generating assets under deep decarbonization trajectories.
Shreekar Pradhan +6 more
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Summary: The electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide is a potential pathway for production of fuels and chemicals that uses atmospheric carbon dioxide as a feedstock. Here, we present an analysis of the potential for carbon dioxide from point sources
Alex Badgett, Alison Feise, Andrew Star
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This bibliometric analysis is a following part that aims to expand the information from our previous study. Direct Air Capture (DAC) technologies are not progressing as fast as expected and time is limited.
Daniel Casaban, Elena Tsalaporta
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Direct air capture system: a feasibility study for Izmir
This study aims to reduce 1% of the annual emissions in the city of Izmir. In line with this target, this study worked on the integration of a liquid solvent-based DACS system within Izmir.
K.M. Murat Tunc +4 more
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