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• dynaCERT Announces Positive Growth with New and Repeat Orders, Expanding Industry Adoption of HydraGEN™ Units

  dynaCERT Inc. is proud to announce repeat orders and new deliveries of its HydraGEN™ Technology to key customers in the oil & gas and mining sectors, signaling growing adoption and satisfaction across industries. The selected repeat orders below are meaningful in that they point to customer satisfaction and dealer progress.

• Integrating Permanent Carbon Removals Into the EU ETS is Not a Silver Bullet, but a Balancing Act – CATF, CONCITO Report

  Permanent carbon removals are essential alongside emissions reductions. Policymakers will decide by 2026 if they fit into the EU ETS. A new report highlights the need for balanced integration. It warns of trade-offs in environmental integrity and cost. Administrative and fiscal impacts must also be considered.

• Cook Government Seeks New Ways to Capture and Store Carbon

  The Cook Government will seek to accelerate industry-scale mineral carbonation as part of its recently released Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage Action Plan. The Action Plan, announced by Premier Roger Cook on Thursday, 21 November, highlighted mineral carbonation as a potential emissions reduction technology.

• Ontario Introduces Resource Management and Safety Act to Tackle Environmental and Infrastructure Challenges

  The Ontario government has proposed the Resource Management and Safety Act, aiming to address key environmental, safety, and infrastructure concerns. This sweeping legislation will focus on managing wildland fires, hazardous wells, land surveyor shortages, and carbon emissions. If passed, the Act promises significant advancements in resource management and public safety.

• New Powder That Captures Carbon Could Be ‘Quantum Leap’ for Industry

  An innocuous yellow powder, created in a lab, could be a new way to combat the climate crisis by absorbing carbon from the air. Just half a pound of the substance may remove as much carbon dioxide as a tree can, according to early tests. Once the carbon is absorbed, it can be safely stored or used in industrial processes like carbonating drinks.