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

Against the detractors of the renewable energy technologies due to their intermittency, there are alternatives to batteries that allow for surplus renewable energy to be stored for medium/long periods of time: Power-to-X

Edgar Contreras and Mihaela Mirea, from LOMARTOV explain us in this interview their tasks in WP6: Triple pillar sustainability guidance and validation.LOMARTOV support companies and innovative projects becoming more sustainable, mitigating and

During the General Assembly of the project, held in Edinburgh September 6-7th 2023, the SolDAC project team had the second Responsible Research and Innovation internal workshop. Under the moderation of LOMARTOV, this

On November 14, 2023, the SolDAC project actively participated in the “Public Perception and Business Models” workshop held in Brussels. The primary objective of the workshop was to shape the Social Acceptance

The development of catalysts with excellent selectivity, stability and activity toward multicarbon products for the electrochemical reduction of CO2 (CO2RR) has been a topic of extensive research due to its crucial role

Sebastián Murcia is the deputy director of Energy Storage, Capture, and Catalysis at IREC. The IREC group researches, establishes, and evaluates new energy storage processes, mechanisms, and systems and develops high-performance catalysts

The SolDAC GA was held at the University of Edinburgh on 6th and 7th September. We could attend the previous days of the Heat Powered Cycles Conference 2023 also held at the

Do not trust the title! Ten years ago, claims resounded that direct air capture (capturing CO2 from the atmosphere) would need only 3 times more energy than point-source capture. Everyone excited soon

Paul A. Wright is Professor of Chemistry at the University of St Andrews. Since he joined the faculty, he has had a thriving group, which is reflected by a wide range of publications. 

Last Wednesday, 17th of May 2023, our partner in SOLDAC project Nina M. Carretero from IREC participated in the CO2 Storage and Capture Conference in Barcelona, organized by APIA (Association of Environmental