DOE Begins Pilot Testing on New Membrane Carbon Capture Technology

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
1/30/2015
Pilot testing on a new membrane-based carbon capture technology with a potential 90 percent capture rate has begun at the Department of Energy’s Carbon Capture Center in Wilsonville, Ala., DOE announced this week. The…

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