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industrial decarbonization

This image depicts the inductively heated metamaterial reactor with catalysts filling the ceramic foam baffle. It is producing carbon monoxide and water from the reverse water gas shift reaction. | Dolly Mantle

Revolutionary Electric Reactor Could Slash Industrial Carbon Emissions

Production of glass, iron, steel, and cement requires high-temperature heat. (Image credit: Getty Images)

Ancient Heating Tech Could Upend Clean Energy Storage

Researchers uncovered how carbon dioxide can be both captured and converted through a single electrochemical process in which an electrode, like the one pictured covered in bubbles, is used to attract carbon dioxide released from a sorbent and convert it into carbon neutral products. Credits:Image: John Freidah/MIT MechE

Study suggests energy-efficient route to capturing and converting CO2

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