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We’re working on developing Carbon Capture and Storage technology to reduce carbon intensity by capturing carbon dioxide from industrial sources Once implemented this innovation will allow us to repurpose CO2 into valuable products like lower-carbon fuels and advanced materials

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Фото профиля 🐈‍⬛
🐈‍⬛1 год назад

u are the best ❤️😘😍

Фото профиля Bickle bork
Bickle bork1 год назад

this is a way to defraud venture capitalist and trick idiots. It is not, nor has it ever been practical or anything other than a scam Just like clean coal and all the other euphemisms

Фото профиля OneStop ESG
OneStop ESG1 год назад

Carbon capture isn’t just cleanup, it’s circular thinking. Turning CO₂ from a liability into an asset is how industries future-proof themselves. The challenge now is scale, speed, and staying accountable. #CarbonCapture #NetZero #ESG

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Marco Iachini1 год назад

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Weights & Biases1 год назад

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Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸1 год назад

🚨🇸🇾🇮🇱 BREAKING: ISRAEL just BOMBED the Syrian Ministry of Defense, the journalist left the scene in shock.

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HisenseInternational1 год назад

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Paul Williams1 год назад

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