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Carbon capture techniques do not necessarily allow you to easily burn the captured carbon again. For example, consider a process where calcium oxide is used to
by xyzzyz 5y ago
Carbon capture techniques do not necessarily allow you to easily burn the captured carbon again. For example, consider a process where calcium oxide is used to capture CO2, converting it to calcium carbonate (that’s how masonry mortars work). You can’t convert calcium carbonate to energy.
- Sankozi 5y agoI did not meant the same CO2, just any available fossil fuels. I find it would be great if we could convert CO2 to something that cannot be profitably burned.