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• DOE Announces Over $127 Million to Advance Carbon Capture, Removal, and Conversion Test Centers

  The DOE announced up to $127.5 million in funding for carbon capture and conversion test centers. This initiative supports the Biden-Harris Administration’s goal of a net-zero emissions economy by 2050. The test centers will focus on reducing the costs of carbon capture and removal technologies.

• UCF Researcher Develops Lotus-inspired Tech to Convert CO2 to Fuels, Chemicals

  In an effort to reduce the environmental impact of carbon dioxide emissions, a UCF researcher has developed a new technology that captures carbon dioxide and outputs useful fuels and chemicals. Yang Yang, an associate professor in UCF’s NanoScience Technology Center, created an innovative device that captures carbon dioxide with a microsurface comprised of a tin oxide film and fluorine layer.

• Element 1 Corp., TYCROP, and H2 Portable Sign MOU to Advance Hydrogen Power Solutions

  Element 1 Corp., TYCROP Manufacturing Ltd, and H2 Portable Power Corp. have signed an MOU to collaborate on hydrogen fuel solutions. The partnership focuses on developing and commercializing advanced hydrogen technologies. This collaboration aims to drive innovation in the hydrogen fuel industry.

• Hydrogen: Powering America's Future with the Largest Renewable Energy Initiative Yet

  America's renewable energy infrastructure is nearly complete, but hydrogen remains the missing piece. Hydrogen could be the key to our ecological transition. A massive 14 GW hydrogen deployment across 20 states is now underway.

• Sirius Aviation AG and Marathon Group Join Forces to Develop Zero-Emission Airports APAC - English USA

  Sirius Aviation AG, an innovator in aviation is pleased to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Marathon Group Australia, a leader in hydrogen and renewable energy. This pioneering alliance aims to revolutionize the industry by developing zero-emission airports and integrating cutting-edge hydrogen technologies, positioning Australia at the forefront of sustainable aviation.

• RepAir Carbon and C-Questra Pioneer EU's First Onshore CO2 Removal Initiative

  In a bold move towards enhancing Europe’s decarbonization efforts, two pioneering carbon tech startups, RepAir Carbon and C-Questra, have partnered to launch the European Union's first onshore Direct Air Capture and Storage (DACS) project in France. This collaboration marks a significant step forward in the EU’s battle against climate change and highlights the innovative approaches these companies are bringing to the table.