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by PaulHoule
59 days ago
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(1) there is the need to switch to entirely ‘green’ systems based on atmospheric CO2, renewable energy, and maybe synthetic biology in the long term, … (2) but also some improvements to fossil-based situations such as capturing CO2 generates by a petrochemical factory or oil refinery and pumping it underground or using it to make more products and also ideas like https://www.ansys.com/blog/future-of-energy-is-turquoise where you might electrically heat methane and cause it to decompose into hydrogen and solid carbon products which might even be valuable. |
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