3 March 2023
CAPTACO2, the project developing an atmospheric carbon dioxide capture device, led by PhD student Anna Mas at Rovira i Virgili University – Eurecat in Tarragona, has taken another step forward in its research by improving how the system performance is Read More …
14 February 2023
Greennova Foundation 2022 Annual Report has been published on our web. The report details the developments of CAPTACO2, GREFECO2 and POLUSTOP projects, and as transparent management principles require, clearly explains the economics behind Greennova Foundation. The report can be downloaded Read More …
10 February 2023
GRAFECO2, the project dedicated to the study of atmospheric carbon dioxide capture through its adsorption in compounds derived from graphene, continues its evolution in Birmingham where our PhD student Elizabeth Martínez will be doing her research until May. During these Read More …
21 October 2022
The Cellnex Foundation, linked to Cellnex Telecom, Europe’s leading operator of wireless telecommunications infrastructures, has started its collaboration with Greennova Foundation. Cellnex vision is to create an efficient, neutral, quality telecommunications platform with innovative management to drive digitalisation in Europe, Read More …
27 September 2022
SIDASA Engineering, one of the world’s leading integrated surface treatment company, has added its name to the list of donors and sponsors that support Greennova Foundation research on the fight against climate change. SIDASA Engineering is well known for developing Read More …
6 July 2022
Greennova Foundation was created to fight against climate change from a non-profit perspective. So we launched CAPTACO2 and GRAFECO2 projects, which are developing different ways to remove carbon dioxide from the air and thus mitigate global warming. Both projects are Read More …
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