16 October 2020
Greennova Foundation kickstarts GRAFECO2, a new project which following Greennova’s purpose, will fight global warming and climate change by removing greenhouse effect gases from the atmosphere. GRAFECO2 is going to investigate different ways graphene structures can be used to capture Read More …
21 September 2020
Coming back from mandatory confinement, CAPTACO2 project team has decided to try a new approach in order to increase carbon dioxide (CO2) capturing efficiency. This approach changes the chemical reaction. Instead of an hydroxide, the absorbent solution uses Carbonic Anhydrase Read More …
23 December 2019
While membrane development is going on in the laboratory testing new materials and compositions, other elements such as fluid dynamics, usability and dimensional constraints need to be adressed thinking in the final CO2 capturing device. For this purpose the team Read More …
4 November 2019
DIPA stands for diisopropylamine, a secondary amine which industry uses to remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from combustion and flue gases. Adding DIPA to a standard polysulfone membrane may improve its CO2 capturing performance, and this is our next step in Read More …
22 September 2019
The results obtained with the bigger module (https://blog.greennova.org/en/projects/captaco2-testing-with-the-big-module-starts/) have forced the Eurecat team to start another type of tests. The motive: the system has a good carbon dioxide capturing efficiency, but it drops after some time. This could happen because Read More …
3 June 2019
With the objective to check the scalability of the results of Doctor Adrianna Nogalska’s thesis (which is the base to develop the project as previously explained), testing of a bigger module has started at Eurecat labs in Tarragona. The module, Read More …
20 May 2019
As the Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change (ipcc.ch) states, climate change is caused by the increase of atmospheric greenhouse gases. This increase has taken place during the last 200 years and is the consequence of the activities we develop as Read More …
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