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• Holcim Invests in Sublime Systems to Scale Up Innovative Low-carbon Technology

  Holcim has invested in Sublime Systems to expand its low-carbon cement solutions. The partnership will support Sublime's first commercial facility in Massachusetts, with Holcim securing a large share of production. A joint team will co-develop additional facilities to scale and commercialize the technology.

• New Technology Transforms Captured Carbon Into Clean Energy Source

  Researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University have developed an innovative electrochemical cell that efficiently converts captured carbon dioxide (CO2) into formate, a green fuel. This new system, the results of which were published in the journal EES Catalysis, has the potential to address one of carbon capture's most critical challenges: finding practical uses for the captured CO2 while ensuring energy efficiency.

• Say Goodbye to EVs – This Water-Hydrogen Engine Will Change Everything in Automotion

  A new water-powered motor has not only set records but may have finally dethroned hydrogen as the best possible alternative. The new water engine does not replace hydrogen entirely; it just uses it more efficiently. Courtesy of Austrian company AVL Racetech, we now see a powerful hydrogen combustion engine with incredible performance that could be an alternative to electric vehicles.

• Equatic’s Revolutionary Oxygen-Selective Anodes: Scaling Carbon Removal and Green Hydrogen Generation

  In a groundbreaking development for climate solutions, Equatic has unveiled the U.S. manufacturing of oxygen-selective anodes (OSAs), a major technological leap that could transform the future of both carbon removal and clean hydrogen production. This innovation, developed by Dr. Xin Chen at UCLA, has been made possible with significant support from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E).

• UNDO Lands Groundbreaking Carbon Removals Financing Deal in 'Global First'

  UK carbon removal start-up UNDO has secured an innovative debt financing deal, supported by significant corporates like British Airways and Standard Chartered, to accelerate the expansion of its enhanced rock weathering activities. This financing agreement marks a significant step toward scaling carbon removal technologies globally.