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Carbon Capture with Fuel Cells

I remember reading about this a while ago that we were piloting carbon capture. Using fuel cells at an industrial level. Has this gone anywhere or is it again green washing just like the algae?

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Corporate Strategic Research is a worthless place full of brainless employees. Fire them all.

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Post ID: @3wmb+17T1EVqY

Carbon capture research is widely done at many top universities. So credit goes to universities top researchers.

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Post ID: @2inc+17T1EVqY

Dunno about Exxon but look at the web site of Fuel Cell Energy. They’ve been around 5 decades and they’re doing this stuff.

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Post ID: @1dck+17T1EVqY

@uku - go away Mr Syrup. No one has broken the forum rules here

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Post ID: @yhy+17T1EVqY

Greenwashing. Everything we do in this space is geared towards defending our current business model, that is, burn baby burn. But our business model only makes sense if society bears the cost. In any case fuel cell capture is out of favor now that direct air capture was announced - even greener washing! and from company of former employees! I feel sorry for those young coworkers who earnestly work on delivering the impossible. #wearethebadguys

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Post ID: @byq+17T1EVqY

What a hideously ignorant discussion on Carbon Capture!

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Post ID: @ggq+17T1EVqY

Green hydrogen, fuel cells, carbon capture.. It's all green washing at the moment becaue it will need more power generation to get up and running. Essential extending nat gas in the energy mix for longer.

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