Carbon recycling

An interesting article about the challenge of reducing carbon emissions.

Most of what the SMS Group is trying to achieve is closely aligned to what Hazer is doing, ie hydrogen production, biofuel, waste to energy, gasification, green steel production, etc.

It would be good to know if Hazer's technology is equal to (or exceeds) the capabilities of the technology that the SMS Group is developing?

Perhaps the production of graphite (sequestered carbon), tips it in Hazer's favour?

I wonder if the SMS Group is aware of the Hazer Process?

"One single big idea."

I like it.

"Spotting Potential

As a high-tech plant builder - and leading partner in the world of metals - SMS group is constantly monitoring global trends and developments. We do this to (auto)focus investments into our future technology portfolio on fast growing sectors and areas of application, in which SMS can add substantially above-average value to our respective future customer’s undertakings. At the same time we stay committed to strong social and ecological responsibility.

We’re all living, working and doing business in times, in which the sustainable use of the world’s resources becomes key to the preservation and protection of increasingly stressed and fragile ecosystems.

In this respect, two particular trends have sparked our interest over the last couple of years: The world will (not only for steel making) need a new generation of gaseous and liquid energy carriers from other-than-fossil sources. And it will require sustainable solutions to deal with growing (and fuming) piles and puddles of waste to maintain a live-able environment on an increasingly crowded and busy planet.


What about tackling both challenges simultaneously - with one single, big idea?"


https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/yet-another-next-big-thing-carbon-recycling-herbert-weissenbaeck