About Carbon Clean Solutions
Conventional carbon capture plants are dominated by absorber and stripper columns that can tower dozens of metres high and take years to build.
Most of heavy industry's emissions come from burning coal, gas and oil to make high-temperature heat, a job that ordinary electric heaters cannot do.
Cement is responsible for around 8% of global CO2 emissions, mostly from making clinker in giant kilns.
More than 100 million tonnes of methanol are made every year, almost all of it from natural gas and coal, and it ends up in plastics, paints, fuels and ships' tanks.
Every tonne of ordinary cement releases several hundred kilograms of CO2, mostly from baking limestone into clinker.
