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Go Build 2026 officially launches today!

The Global CO2 Initiative, in partnership with Amazon and Greentown Labs, is very excited to announce the launch of GoBuild2026 to accelerate CO2-utilization and valorization technologies! This GreentownGo program will speed the development and implementation of advanced CO2 mineralization and carbonation technologies to decarbonize the built environment—both within Amazon’s operations and the construction industry more…

Global CO2 Initiative is hiring!

GCI is Now Accepting Applications for Doctoral and Postdoctoral Positions in Carbon Capture and Conversion Analysis The Global CO₂ Initiative (GCI) at the University of Michigan, led by Professor Daniel Cooper, is seeking Ph.D. and postdoctoral applicants for multiple positions. GCI focuses on advancing and evaluating the environmental, economic, and societal aspects of carbon dioxide…

CarbonCure Featured in Newsletter

“In short, decarbonization and CCU are not just compatible. They’re complimentary. And we need all the tools we can get to meet the scale and urgency of the challenge we face.”  -CarbonCure’s Vice President of Customer Success, Brad Vickers This newsletter issue features an interview with CarbonCure’s Vice President of Customer Success, Brad Vickers, who joined the company…

Dimensional Energy Featured in Newsletter

“What if instead of continuing to drill for new oil and gas below ground, we used the building blocks of hydrocarbons circulating around us to make new, renewable oil?”  Dimensional Energy creates and licenses catalyst technology that converts carbon dioxide emissions into hydrocarbons – essentially our technology makes new, renewable oil from the air. These hydrocarbons are…

Jonathan Goldberg, CEO of Carbon Direct, Featured in Newsletter

“If you are serious about your climate commitments, now is the time to act with urgency and clarity.” — Jonathan Goldberg, CEO of Carbon Direct Jon has over 15 years of experience in energy investing and project finance. His focus on climate change and negative emissions extends to his work at Columbia University where he sits on the board of the Center…