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Reusing Emitted Greenhouse Gasses: New Renewable Initiative for Cleaner and Greener World

By CIO Applications| Thursday, August 22, 2019
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 Greener WorldIndustries across the globe are investing majorly in innovative solutions to minimize greenhouse gas emissions and save the planet.  

FREMONT, CA: Straight out of science fiction, technology shows the possibilities to slow down greenhouse gases emissions. The idea has already attracted many investors to support innovative solutions and deploy its advantages to various relevant sectors on a global level. Large oil companies are accepting and initiating processes of negative emission technologies, aiming a zero greenhouse gas emissions footprints of manufacturing and industrial processes. The global climate change strategy, negative emission is increasingly committed by companies to draw sown carbon gases. The concept follows the development of factories to capture direct air, which effectively removes carbon emissions from air and utilize the same for oil-production processes, an active fuel recycling formula. Does it seem interesting? Read on!

Modern technology contributes to the control of global warming through advanced systems, which removes carbon dioxide emission from power plants while expanding utilities of wind, solar, and other renewable technologies. Latest innovations in Negative Emission Technologies (NET) help various companies to fight against climate changes. Its primary work process involves giant fans to pull the air, traveling through a chemical-coated plastic film. It creates a chemical reaction resulting in tiny pellets of calcium carbonate. Further, the outcome can be turned into carbon dioxide streams for industrial uses. The powerful combination of technologies and strategic initiative can remove several millions of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Carbon management technologies show high potentials for the reductions of carbon footprints. Capturing direct air through the plants builds an active system, which not only solves the carbon problem but significantly supplies carbon dioxide for industrial operations. Advanced technological developments by carbon engineering companies are used to pilot different projects. Some of the noticeable carbon utilization are leveraging carbonation for nourishing plants, in construction materials, and powering plants to transform the most significant liability into an asset.

Oil and Gas production industries are the primary reasons for climate changes. There are effective methods adopted by the companies, which demands the operators of new oil and gas wells to identify and repair leaks and store natural gas from completion of hydraulically fractured oil and gas wells and limit the emissions from existing and latest pumps as well. Different industrial sectors, such as refineries and cement kilns, are implementing new or reconstructing facilities. Active regulatory with technology-based standards safeguard human health and environment, as the latest population controls have become more economically feasible. There are various efforts taken by the industries, regardless of their organizational size. There are greenhouse gas assessment programs which effectively measure the carbon footprint and help to devise a strategy by technical developments, improve the processes and product management, carbon capture, and consumption strategies. Government organizations are releasing strict rules and limitations for industries to cap the amount of greenhouse gas pollution.

Collective efforts for reducing energy usage by offices, corporate building, commercial areas, and even at homes measurably achieve the energy goals. Several organizations are regularly focusing on spreading awareness and also self-implementing the practices of using other sustainable energy sources than coal. Alternatives for better renewable energy sources, which include a hydro, wind, and solar power contributes to conventional methods for boosting irreversible climate change. Recently, organizations are majorly encouraging their employees to access public transport, carpools, biking, telecommuting, and more innovative mediums. Energy-saving campaigns to promote public for practicing more efficient utilizations and also obtaining benefits of low cost.

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