Negative emissions via Direct Air Capture Chalmers University of Technology, RISE institute, Nordic DAC Group and sector-leading Swedish companies join forces to accelerate negative emissions through Direct Air Capture technology. The Swedish Energy Agency (Energimyndigheten) has recently announced the approval for the research project “Negative emissions with Direct Air Capture for Sweden”. This project [...]
20 teams selected to Test Drive Climate Action Startup Climate Action is now continuing to its third phase, “Test Drive Climate Action”, with 20 carefully selected teams that are developing solutions to 13 different climate challenges. The Startup Climate Action initative by Sting and Norrsken is a challenge-driven initiative that was launched in June [...]
Mentimeter becomes the first Swedish startup to commit to offsetting its carbon emissions using Direct Air Capture technology I’m proud to announce that Mentimeter has signed a negative emissions agreement with Nordic DAC Group, with the goal of becoming a net-zero emissions company. The agreement means that Mentimeter is the first Swedish startup to [...]
Supertekniken som gör koldioxid till sten På Island sugs koldioxid upp direkt från atmosfären och omvandlas till sten i berggrunden. Och tilltron till tekniken – som kan leda till minusutsläpp – är stor. Under nästa år byggs en större anläggning. – Vår vision är att fånga in miljontals ton koldioxid, säger Anna Ahn, på [...]
Nordic DAC Group and Carbon Engineering visit to Technology Centre Mongstad Nordic DAC Group and Carbon Engineering visit to Technology Centre Mongstad. TCM is the world’s largest facility for testing and improving CO2 capture technologies, a vital part of the carbon capture and storage (CCS) route to market. Read more about TCM [...]
Nya planer för koldioxidsugen: ”Tiden är på väg att rinna ut” Kanadensiska Carbon Engineering har höjt målet för sin första kommersiella koldioxidsug till en miljon ton per år. Samtidigt finns planer på att bygga en anläggning i Norden. Read more about it in Ny Teknik
