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Technology that removes CO2 from the atmosphere

Prinsippskisse som viser fjerning av CCS.
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Published: 15. Feb 2016 | Last edited: 16. Apr 2025
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You may as well learn the expression “carbon-negative technology”, or Bio-CCS, right away, because it has become a talking point in technological circles.

Bio-CCS can reduce the level of CO2 in the atmosphere.

“In practice, the method captures CO2 emitted by “climate-neutral” processes such as the combustion of organic waste, pellets or sawdust,” explains SINTEF research scientist Mario Ditaranto, a specialist in combustion technology.

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