Breakthrough Carbon-Capture Membrane Aims to Slash Emissions
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA: Engineers have developed a novel membrane that could dramatically improve carbon capture at industrial sites. The system is said to be up to six times more efficient than current methods, potentially slashing costs by 20%. The membrane selectively filters CO₂ from flue gases, using minimal energy for both capture and release. Researchers highlight its potential use in power plants or steel factories. However, large-scale adoption depends on regulatory incentives and robust pilot data.
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- • Carbon Capture Membrane: Newly designed film that isolates CO₂ with high selectivity and less energy.
- • Industrial Plants: Target adopters seeking to meet stringent emissions targets.
- • Engineering Teams & Research Labs: Refining pilot tests to demonstrate cost savings at scale.
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