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CyanoCapture is making significant strides in advancing sustainable carbon capture technologies with its involvement in two major projects. Both initiatives highlight CyanoCapture's commitment to pioneering carbon-negative solutions and driving progress toward a sustainable, low-carbon future.

H2Boost project

CyanoCapture's technology has been deployed at the £5 million Biorenewables Development Centre / Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (ESNZ) H2Boost project.

 

The H2Boost project aims to produce biohydrogen using dark fermentation (DF) from biomass that will undergo pretreatment with advanced oxidation methods. H2Boost will integrate with Anaerobic Digestion (AD) facilities to provide improved AD feedstock, increase biomethane and maximise the CCSU potential by using the AD digestate as a nutrient feedstock for the CCSU stage.

 

The company has stated that its PBR model can capture CO2 emissions from biohydrogen production by leveraging our fast-growing cyanobacteria strain. It is the first time CyanoCapture's platform strain has been used for major biogenic CO2 capture and utilisation.

 

COSEC project

The COSEC project led by CyanoCapture has been awarded a €4,000,000 Horizon grant from the European Commission to scale up outdoor cultivation of resilient microalgae and cyanobacteria to capture biogenic flue gases. 

 

The consortium will be demonstrating CO2 capture and downstream conversion of biomass via anaerobic digestion and hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL)at the PhytoBloom - Microalgae by Necton facility in Olhao, Portugal 2024-2027. 

 

For more information, visit https://www.cyanocapture.com/