R&D | December 07, 2025
BASF’s nanosponges take centrestage as Nobel Prize Honors CO2-capturing chemistry
The Nobel Committee showcased MOF compound CALF-20, produced by BASF in Seneca, South Carolina
The Nobel Committee showcased MOF compound CALF-20, produced by BASF in Seneca, South Carolina
Samir Somaiya, CMD, Godavari Biorefineries and Prof. G. D. Yadav, Bhatnagar Fellow, National Science Chair (ANRF), Emeritus Prof of Eminence & Former Vice Chancellor, ICT Mumbai explain the benefits of transforming CO2 to into dimethyl ether...
The new line, branded Poly-CO2, uses Econic Technologies’ proprietary process to replace fossil-based feedstocks with captured carbon dioxide
This pioneering technology reflects the scientific excellence of Prof. G. D. Yadav and his research team at ICT Mumbai.
The CO2 Solutions technology underpins the modular technological solution Bluenzyme, developed by Saipem to provide plug-and-play CO₂ capture systems
Evonik Oxeno, the Leibniz Institute for Catalysis (LIKAT), and Ruhr University Bochum jointly developed a novel catalyst system to use CO₂ in carbonylation
Project drives market ramp-up of chemical products with low carbon footprint
The high-performance foam is produced using Borealis’ polymer which is derived from Infinium’s eNaphtha—a low-carbon feedstock made using captured carbon dioxide
Brineworks’ innovation is a patented electrolyzer that not only captures CO₂ directly from ambient air at ultra-low costs but also co-produces clean hydrogen
Consortium consisting of Novo Nordisk Foundation, the Gates Foundation, Novonesis, Danish, and American universities and more has moved into second phase of development a project exploring ways to transform CO2 into nutritious food
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