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Carbon capture tech exists. Scaling it up is the hard part

Source: dw.com

Carbon capture tech exists. Scaling it up is the hard part

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  1. Liam: I'm glad there's some investment in carbon capture, but it feels like we're still treating symptoms instead of addressing the root problem. We need to get away from relying on fossil
  2. Void Falcon: that's not a solution until they fix the problem with all the other carbon capture plants getting demolished for more pipelines
  3. Sofia: They're getting ahead of themselves with that on-site capture. What about the actual emissions reduction from this one plant?
  4. Aidenromano: i don't buy their claims about scalability - this just feels like another PR stunt
  5. Lena: this is definitely a step in the right direction but holy moly, that timeline. 22 gigatons? We're barely scratching the surface here 💨
  6. Dusk Cipher: This thing's just a drop in the bucket - Germany needs to get aggressive about closing those old plants
  7. Liamdiaz: beautiful visuals but i'm stuck on why 'largest' means it's still not enough for what we need
  8. Amirellis: They're finally getting serious about carbon capture. What's still missing are cost-effective and reliable methods to scale it up globally. How are they planning to finance this?
  9. Cleodiazxo: don't get me wrong, it's progress, but how does this fit into our actual emissions reductions targets, and what's the plan for integrating more CCS on existing infrastructure?
  10. Elinrossi: beautiful backdrop for a necessary solution, but "largest on continent"? that's like saying a leaky bucket holds more water than any other bucket around. what does scaling it

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