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Development of an energy-efficient and cost-effective catalytic regeneration system in the post-combustion CO2 capture process (Flexible Funding 2021)
Eni Oko at the University of Hull was awarded funding in the UKCCSRC’s Flexible Funding 2021 Call to look at the “Development of an energy-efficient and cost-effective catalytic regeneration system in the post-combustion CO2 capture process”. Current studies in the […]
Flying Nodes – Sensor Enabled Seabed Landing AUV nodes for improved offshore CCS monitoring (Flexible Funding 2021)
Anna Lichtschlag at the National Oceanography Center Southampton was awarded funding in the UKCCSRC’s Flexible Funding 2021 Call to look at “Sensor Enabled Seabed Landing AUV nodes for improved offshore Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) monitoring”. Within Europe, much of […]
PCC – CARER: Post-Combustion Capture – Cost and Residual Emission Reduction (Flexible Funding 2021)
Work on this Flexible Funding 2021 project so far has involved two main components: Pilot scale testing on the TERC amine capture plant (ACP) to explore plant parameters required to obtain very high capture levels, 95% and above Development of […]
Fugitive Amine Scrubbing Using Electrostatic Precipitation (Flexible Funding 2021)
If you’re reading this, you’re probably interested in learning about this project or got lost somewhere on the internet. This was one of those projects that came about from a random idea to a problem presented at the UKCCSRC “what […]
Techno-economics of Biomass Combustion Products in the Synthesis of Effective Low-cost Adsorbents for Carbon Capture (Flexible Funding 2021)
Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BEECS) is a net-negative technology that is believed to be a promising tool in the uphill battle against climate change. However, combustion of biomass results in production of large quantities of problematic waste, Biomass […]
Scale up of F4_MIL-140(Ce) for next generation carbon capture (F4-Next-CC) (Flexible Funding 2021)
We’re pleased to share a blog report from one of our Flexible Funding 2021 investigators, Enrico Andreoli, who led the F4-Next-CC project. Here’s what the team have to say about their research: “Scalable CO2 sorbent materials are a cornerstone for […]
Feasibility study into Quantum Technology-based Gravity Sensing for Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage (Flexible Funding 2021)
It’s been a good week for blogs from our Flexible Funding investigators! We’re really happy to share our second blog report for this week, the blog report on Feasibility study into Quantum Technology-based Gravity Sensing for Carbon Dioxide Capture and […]
Feasibility study into Quantum Technology-based Gravity Sensing for Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage (Flexible Funding 2021)
It’s been a good week for blogs from our Flexible Funding investigators! We’re really happy to share our second blog report for this week, the blog report on Feasibility study into Quantum Technology-based Gravity Sensing for Carbon Dioxide Capture and […]
Advancements in mixed amine atmospheric kinetic models (Flexible Funding 2021)
We’re pleased to share the blog report as an output of ‘Advancements in mixed amine atmospheric kinetic models‘, one of our Flexible Funding 2021 projects from Dr Kevin Hughes and Prof Mohammed Pourkashanian, and their Research Associate Dr Christopher Parks, […]

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