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The Carbonova Process: Utilizing captured industrial CO2 by conversion into valuable advanced carbon nanomaterials

We’re thrilled to share that our innovative work has been recognized at the prestigious International Conference on Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies (GHGT-17)! Hosted by Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA) and organized by IEAGHG, this event serves as a global platform for advancing solutions to climate change.


Our published paper showcases how the Carbonova process takes a groundbreaking approach to reducing CO₂ emissions. By transforming carbon dioxide into high-performance Carbon Nanofibres (CNF), we’re not only mitigating greenhouse gases but also creating valuable materials that drive new economic opportunities.


This milestone reflects our commitment to combining environmental responsibility with technological innovation. We’re proud to contribute to the global conversation on sustainable development and to demonstrate how rethinking carbon can reshape industries and economies.


Stay tuned as we continue to push boundaries and deliver impactful solutions for a greener future!


In summary:


♻️ Utilizing greenhouse gases (Methane and CO2)

💫 Generating high-quality solid carbon

💥 Step change energy efficiency 

⭐ Patent-protected catalytic process

💲 Exceptional economics ( No need for green premium)



7 Pages Posted: 20 Dec 2024

Carbonova Corp

Carbonova Corp

Carbonova Corp

Carbonova Corp

Date Written: December 17, 2024


Abstract

Transforming to a low-carbon energy future will require decoupling economic growth rates from greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, necessitating significant ingenuity and truly innovative solutions. Industrial carbon dioxide (CO2) has real value to certain sectors of the global economy. Capturing it for sale must be factored into the decarbonization equation. The Carbonova Process converts captured and pre-treated CO2 into high-value carbon nanofibers (CNF) using methane and waste heat from its own process, and/or potentially a co-located industrial facility (such as cement production).Carbon fibers and nanomaterials have been used as fillers in composite materials to enhance their chemical, physical, and electrical properties, resulting in higher performance compared with traditional industrial materials. In general, CNF materials have had limited usage due to high cost and GHG emissions during manufacture. Carbonova removes energy and sustainability barriers to broader market entry. High quality Carbonova CNF is in demand from early adopters partnering with the company. The technology is approaching commercial demonstration with a full-scale facility planned to be operational by mid-2026. Carbonova’s unique, circular solution will thereby enable profitable monetization of CO2, while reducing the carbon footprint of high-emitting industrial facilities.


Keywords: Advanced materials, Carbon additives, Carbon capture, Carbon dioxide, Carbon footprint, Carbon nanofibers, Carbon nanomaterials, Carbon utilization, Carbonization, CCUS, Circular economy, Composite materials, Commercialization, GHG, Greenhouse gas emissions, Lifecycle analysis, Methane


Suggested Citation:

Zarabian, Mina and Pugsley, Todd and Bianchini, Michael and Guzman, Hector J., The Carbonova Process: Utilizing Captured Industrial CO2 by Conversion into Valuable Advanced Carbon Nanomaterials (December 17, 2024). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=5063644 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.5063644




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