> One thing I learned is that these experiments are generally done with a pure CO2 stream. That's probably why these kinds of things will likely only be super

> One thing I learned is that these experiments are generally done with a pure CO2 stream. That's probably why these kinds of things will likely only be super effective if taking the immediate exhaust of carbon fuel burning. So... 1. Legally require all fossil fuel plants capture the carbon from their exhaust, which will have the knock on effect of increasing the economic cost of burning fuel, which means economic forces will naturally start to more strongly prefer carbon free sources, because they're cheaper. 2. Keep pushing for the migration to full BEVs and possibly have a similar requirement of carbon capture devices added to industrial vehicles that can't reasonably be EVs. I could see things like mining and construction vehicles go out with a tank full of fuel and return with a tank full of captured carbon to leave at a dump.