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• ESG Clean Energy’s Carbon Capture System Achieves 100% Removal From Fossil Fuel Power Plant Emissions

  ESG Clean Energy, LLC, developers of power generation/carbon capture systems with zero carbon output, today announced that its carbon capture system has achieved capturing 100% of the CO2 from a combustion exhaust stream, making it possible for any internal combustion engine – big or small – to have no carbon dioxide emissions.

• Decarbonizing Aviation: Global Bioenergies' Revolutionary e-SAF Technology

  As the aviation industry grapples with its carbon footprint, finding sustainable alternatives is more crucial than ever. One company making significant strides in this area is Global Bioenergies. With a strong focus on innovative Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) production, their new e-SAF technology stands out as a game-changer.

• Microsoft Makes a Big Bet on Carbon Removal with 1PointFive's Direct Air Capture

  In a significant step forward for the fight against climate change, tech giant Microsoft has signed a groundbreaking agreement with 1PointFive, a company specializing in capturing carbon dioxide directly from the air. This deal, the largest of its kind for Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology, signals a growing commitment from major corporations to address their carbon footprint and achieve net-zero emissions.

• Strathcona Resources Announces up to $2 Billion Carbon Capture Partnership with Canada Growth Fund

  Strathcona Resources Ltd. ("Strathcona" or the "Company") (TSX: SCR) today announced a strategic partnership with Canada Growth Fund ("CGF"), a $15 billion arm's-length public investment vehicle, for the development of carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) infrastructure on Strathcona's steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) oil sands facilities across Saskatchewan and Alberta.

• BASF Environmental Catalyst and Metal Solutions Breaks Ground on New Green Hydrogen Investment in Budenheim, Germany

  BASF ECMS begins constructing its first facility for green hydrogen and fuel cell components in Budenheim, Germany. This site will produce low-iridium-loaded catalyst coated membranes (CCMs) for PEM water electrolysis and Celtec® membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs) for high-temperature fuel cells.