Breakthrough Membrane Technology Captures CO2 Using Humidity
Newcastle University researchers develop an energy-efficient method for direct air capture, crucial for climate goals.
- The membrane leverages humidity differences to capture and concentrate CO2 from the air.
- This method addresses energy and kinetic challenges in separating dilute CO2 concentrations.
- The technology could provide a sustainable source of CO2 for various applications.
- Collaborative efforts from multiple institutions contributed to this advancement.
- Direct air capture is essential for achieving the 1.5 °C target set by the Paris Agreement.
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