Episode 41 - Ever curious about how we gather air for carbon capture? This episode delves deep into the world of active and passive contactors, revealing their unique strengths and challenges.

Link:

https://carbonminersclub.substack.com/p/tech-deep-dives-2cb?s=r

Episode 40 - Today we will discuss 3 release pathways to unlock the secrets of releasing captured carbon dioxide in Direct Air Capture (DAC). We explore the methods of temperature, pressure, and electro-potential swings that are crucial in breaking the bonds between CO2 and capturing materials. Understand how these techniques vary.

Links:

https://carbonminersclub.substack.com/p/tech

FIGURE 2 | Schematic illustration of Climeworks direct air capture process.

Episode 39 - Today we will talk about Mission Zero, a UK based DAC company with innovative, low-energy, and cost-effective solutions.

Links:

https://www.missionzero.tech/our-technology

Episode 38 - Today we share the latest triumph from the European Parliament – the vote on the Carbon Removal Certification Framework (CRCF). Discover how this pivotal decision is shaping a greener future and what it means for carbon removal. 🌏💚

https://www.esgtoday.com/eu-parliament-votes-to-set-up-carbon-removal-certification-system/

Episode 37 - Today we will dive into the world of sorbents and discover how 'climate sponges'—from high-tech sorbents to liquid solvents—are tackling excess CO2.

Links:

DAC - General Overview

Episode 36 - Durability / permanence is definitely the most important concept in CDR space, let's talk about it today.

Reference:

Microsoft's Criteria for High-Quality Carbon Dioxide Removal

Episode 35 - Special episode today to share a little bit of optimism by sharing a book by Hannah Ritchie called Not the End of the World. Happy Thanksgiving!

Link:

A surprising (and surprisingly optimistic) book on climate change

Episode 34 - I know I had no idea what it means when I first saw this term "ton-year accounting", now I at least have some idea! This episode, we breakdown the basics about this concept and what's the indication behind it for people to value temporary carbon storage.

Link:

Unpacking ton-year accounting – CarbonPlan

Episode 33 - Join me today as we explore a poignant moment from Taylor Swift's Rio concert, overshadowed by extreme heatwaves. We are definitely not 'Out of the Woods' in the climate context, with the hottest year on record.

Links:

Copernicus ECMWF (@CopernicusECMWF) on X

The last 12 months were the hottest on record

Taylor Swift postpones Rio show one day after fan's death, citing 'extreme temperatures'

Episode 32 - Today's episode we decode the intriguing concept of VCL - Verification Confidence Level, as developed by Frontier for carbon credit purchases. This key metric, explained simply as 'ensuring one ton of removal equals one ton of carbon removed', involves a mix of science and math.

Dive deeper into Frontier's work here.