par Solène Fovelle | Juin 6, 2025 | Conference Abstracts
Abstract Reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions is a significant global challenge in combating climate change. Chemical absorption using aqueous amine solution is the most mature technology for post-combustion carbon capture [1]. An aqueous blend of 3 M...
par Solène Fovelle | Juin 6, 2025 | Conference Abstracts
Abstract Growing global temperatures and human population lead to a constant increase in energy demand (Smit et al., 2014). Even with the growing energy supply from renewable sources, consumption of fossil fuels is inevitable in the future (Khaleel et al., 2022)....
par Solène Fovelle | Juin 6, 2025 | Conference Abstracts
Abstract Chemical absorption using a blend of 3 M 2-amino-2-methyl-1-propanol (AMP) and 1.5 M piperazine (PZ) has gained attention due to its low energy demand and high degradation resistance. However, solvent emissions remain one of the major challenges to its...
par Solène Fovelle | Mai 27, 2025 | Journal Publication
A new scientific publication based on research from the AURORA project has just been released in the journal Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research. This study delivers an in-depth analysis of the degradation behaviour of the CESAR1 solvent —a popular choice...
par Solène Fovelle | Mai 23, 2025 | Newsletter
The AURORA project is proud to share its fourth newsletter! Interested in C.C.U.S technologies? Read the latest news from the 🍃AURORA project (funded by the European Union’s HORIZON EUROPE program) on the accelerated deployment of integrated CCUS chains based on...
