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This study provides an analysis of the key cities around the world best positioned to implement smart emission monitoring solutions in the short, medium, and long terms. Cities account for 70% of global emissions and therefore play key roles in the transition towards a low-carbon economy. New technologies play an important role in this transition. ...

The industrial sector accounts for 20% or more of global emissions and is working toward achieving global climate targets set in the 2015 Paris Agreement. The study analyzes solutions that modern manufacturers can adopt to reduce process emissions significantly without compromising on the manufacturing activities. Government and technology play a v...

Over the past 5 years, decarbonization, digital transformation, and technology innovation have redefined the global energy landscape. The industry is undergoing an unprecedented transition—one that is simultaneously reshaping business models, investment priorities, and competitive dynamics across the oil and gas and power and energy value chains.As...

This study on tailpipe emissions from carsharing, bikesharing, and ridehailing covers comparative emissions, key emission phases, and practical considerations for policies or urban mobility planning.It also compares these shared modes with private car emissions, analyzing the potential impact of shared transportation on reducing CO2 emissions from ...

Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) will have a huge role to play in the global decarbonization trend of industries. As energy transition speeds up and impending deadlines for the carbon neutrality approach, the CCUS market will present dynamic growth opportunities across regions and industrial sectors until 2030. In addition to th...

29 Nov 2022  |  Global  |  Technology Research

Coatings for Carbon Capture: Technology Growth Opportunities

Carbon Emission Mitigation from Non-point Sources Drives Development of Carbon Capture Coatings

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Growing industrialization and urbanization have raised carbon dioxide in the Earth’s atmosphere from 393 parts per million (ppm) in 2012 to 414 ppm in 2022. As carbon emissions rise, so does the focus of governments and carbon capture and storage firms to develop novel strategies to mitigate carbon emissions. Regulatory bodies are expected to conti...

This study presents a comprehensive analysis of advanced carbon capture technologies as key enablers of industrial decarbonization in achieving global net-zero goals. It explores the integration of pre-combustion, post-combustion, and oxy-fuel pathways—each employing distinct sub-methods such as chemical looping, gas–liquid absorption, adsorption, ...

As decarbonization strategies gather pace across industries, emissions management is emerging as a key growth opportunity because companies like to minimize their emissions impact. Frost & Sullivan has identified a complex and dynamic value chain and a set of process steps where opportunities abound: planning and advisory, measuring and monitoring,...

Direct air carbon capture (DACC) is a negative-emission carbon dioxide reduction technology that directly captures CO2 from the air with solid or liquid adsorbents/solvents and then uses a heat source to desorb the CO2. It is a rapidly emerging and dynamic segment of the carbon capture, utilization, and storage industry. DACC is still in the e...