Last week, the SolDAC team embarked on a pivotal visit to the University of Edinburgh’s School of Engineering, a key partner in our mission to revolutionize carbon capture and conversion technologies. This
Continuing with SOLDAC developments: Ethylene is produced with the PEC prototype in UdL In April 2025, the Photo-Electrochemical Conversion (PEC) unit was successfully shipped, installed and tested at the University of Lleida
Brussels, March 26–27, 2025 – European Commission Joint Research Centre Renewable Carbon and Direct Air Capture: Driving Innovation for a Sustainable Chemical Industry SolDAC is helping transform Europe’s energy and chemical sectors
SolDAC is moving forward! In December 2024, a crucial step in the SolDAC project took place as experts from CNR and the University of Lleida gathered at the University of Lleida’s premises.
Curious about the innovative ways deep tech is shaping our future? Watch our latest video featuring Elke Moors, SolDAC’s Exploitation Manager from EIM, as she shares her vital role within the SolDAC
SolDAC’s ambition is nothing short of groundbreaking, however, reinventing the ethylene industry in a competitive way while remaining truly carbon-neutral is no picnic. The path of innovation is tricky, and while creating
European Innovation Marketplace (EIM) together with EU Project SOLDAC attended the Congress held on June 4th-5th 2024, at Thor Park, Genk (BE) To keep global warming to no more than 1.5°C –
This international MOF conference was a part of a series of biannual conferences started about one & half decades ago. The MOF2024 was the 9th edition of this prestigious biannual conference which
On July 4th, SolDAC was present at the first SEED Congress, the First International Conference on Sustainable Energy Education, SEED 2024! SEED (Sustainable Energy EDucation) is a CoVE (Centers of Vocational Excellence)
The Full Spectrum Solar (FSS) unit of the SolDAC system is managing the incident solar radiation by spectrally splitting the incident photons in two flows: the ‘cold’ and the ‘hot’ one. The
The search for adsorbents that can selectively remove CO2 from air encompasses a wide range of materials with different surface chemistry. We are developing nanoporous solids for this, where the very high
On 29 February and 1 March, the 3rd SolDAC General Assembly took place in Messina.We had the opportunity to continue working together and discussing the best way to bring SolDAC closer to
