carbon-negative
Spin aims to remove more emissions from its existing operations – including the manufacturing of electric scooters – than what it produces in providing its services
Right now, businesses are under more scrutiny than ever. Processes, suppliers, materials, and policies often have more of an impact on consumer actions than a finished product, and that’s not a bad thing.
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Stockholm Exergi is exploring whether a carbon capture system could be used at the Värtaverket power plant in Stockholm
The tech giant aims to reduce, rather than just offset the carbon it emits and by 2050, it wants to remove ‘all the carbon’ it has emitted since it was founded in 1975
The energy producer says it will rely on combining bioenergy generation with carbon capture and storage
A new project in Mississippi suggests the answer is yes – it will convert waste woody biomass into diesel and aviation fuel while capturing any emissions released during the process
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