Mammoth, the largest carbon dioxide capture and storage facility of its kind, launched operations this week situated on a dormant volcano in Iceland. The facility adds significant capacity to ...

This groundbreaking project not only exemplifies advancements in carbon capture technology but also aligns with trending sustainability practices. Situated in Hellisheiði, Iceland, the Mammoth ...

Orca, the world’s largest carbon capture plant, uses Hellisheidi’s geothermal power to pull 36,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually, storing it as solid rock underground. Iceland’s Resource Park ...

The Nordic countries are taking bold steps to turn carbon dioxide (CO2) into an asset rather than a liability. With abundant ...

The annual capture capacity of Orca is 36000 tonnes of CO₂ which proves how geothermal can co-exist with carbon management solutions. Iceland’s resource park: Building up a circular economy based on ...

The risk of losing stored carbon is high. Scientists warn against problematic trend gaining traction in the Arctic: 'It does ...

With U.S. President Donald Trump back in the White House, subsidies for ventures aimed at lowering emissions, championed by former president Joe Biden, are in question ...

The concept of carbon capture, removal and storage is fairly simple, but in practice it’s much more complicated and controversial.