A research breakthrough at Tohoku University demonstrates a cobalt-based catalyst that achieves 98% efficiency in converting CO₂ to carbon monoxide. The novel approach could dramatically reduce costs for carbon capture technologies.
The cement industry contributes approximately 8% of global CO₂ emissions, equivalent to the world’s entire passenger car fleet. With emissions chemically baked into the production process, decarbonizing this foundational material presents one of climate technology’s toughest challenges.
Cement forms the literal foundation of modern infrastructure, yet this ubiquitous building material carries a massive carbon footprint that’s proving exceptionally difficult to reduce, according to industry analyses. Sources indicate cement manufacturing contributes roughly 8% of global CO₂ emissions—equivalent in scale to the world’s entire passenger car fleet.
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