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Deakin and Kapture partner to convert engine emissions into sustainable manufacturing, farming product
Deakin University has partnered with Melbourne-based start-up Kapture to develop technology that transforms combustion engine emissions into sustainable fertiliser, in a collaboration aimed at decarbonising heavy industry and strengthening Australia’s manufacturing and agricultural capabilities.
Kapture and Horizon Power trial carbon capture tech for diesel generators
A three-month trial in Perth has marked a significant step forward in the use of carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) technology to reduce emissions from diesel generators, with Melbourne-based start-up Kapture partnering with Horizon Power to test the feasibility of applying the solution in regional power systems.
Kapture and Permacast sign agreement to store captured CO2 in concrete infrastructure
Climate technology company Kapture has entered into a strategic supply agreement with precast concrete manufacturer Permacast to permanently store carbon dioxide captured from diesel engines in concrete infrastructure.
Kapture, Ampcontrol launch pilot to cut diesel generator emissions
Kapture has announced a commercial pilot with a Silent Partner and Ampcontrol to showcase its cutting-edge carbon capture technology integrated into a diesel generator.
Kapture achieves 90% CO2 emission reduction in diesel pilot
Kapture, a leader in carbon capture innovation, has reached a milestone by capturing 90 per cent of carbon dioxide (CO?) emissions during a pilot-scale demonstration with a diesel generator.
Kapture’s CO2 tech reduces emissions in concrete manufacturing
Kapture, a leader in innovative carbon capture solutions, is making significant strides in sustainable concrete production with the announcement of successful trials for its CO2 capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) technology.
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