ExxonMobil is researching essential carbon capture and storage (CCS) solutions to remove excess CO2.
Reducing Emissions - Carbon Capture and Storage
Scrub and remove: Capturing carbon straight out of the air
Global Thermostat and ExxonMobil are extending their collaboration to continue researching pathways to scale the removal of CO2 emissions from the atmosphere.
Carbon capture research travels the world
ExxonMobil is working with a leading expert in Genoa, Italy, to research how fuel cells could be used to efficiently capture carbon emissions.
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Partnering for efficiency
When it comes to carbon capture and storage (CCS) research, scientists focus on a key word: efficiency. That's because, while CCS is an essential technology that can help the world reach the Paris goals,...
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A sponge to soak up CO2 is in the works
Sometimes solutions to complex, wide-ranging challenges can fit in the palm of your hand. That is certainly true with a developing technology that could help bring carbon capture to scale around the world.
Vacuuming CO2 straight out of the air
Carbon dioxide molecules: They're tiny, roughly a million times smaller than a speck of pollen and they're elusive. For every 10,000 molecules floating in the air, just four are carbon dioxide. It's not an...
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The case for CCS
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) will be a key technology in managing the risks of climate change. That's why ExxonMobil is working to develop new CO2 capture technologies.
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FAQ: What's the big deal about CCS?
Deployed at a large scale, carbon capture and storage, or CCS, could significantly cut down greenhouse gas emissions.
Power to the fuel cell
Plugging in, switching on, powering up – around the world, demand for electricity is surging. More people are recharging phones, refrigerating groceries and more. Living standards across the world are improving,...
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Manufacturing tomorrow's energy
Behind any bold innovation are the passionate researchers and engineers who patiently work to turn ideas into the solutions that change our world. We recently spent some time with such people at FuelCell Energy.
Carbon Capture: Finding a needle in a haystack
The electricity we depend on in our daily lives is mostly generated by power plants that produce CO2 emissions when operating. And, while that byproduct is greatly reduced for plants running natural gas – instead...