Shell and FAPESP invest R$ 63 million in the development of innovations that make it possible to mitigate GHG emissions, capture and store carbon, and transform CO2 into high aggregate value products São Paulo, October 8, 2021 – Shell and
Olivier Wambersie visited the head offices and four new laboratories of the Centre The General Manager, Technology and Innovation at Shell Brazil, Olivier Wambersie, visited the Research Centre for Greenhouse Gas Innovation (RCGI) last Thursday, October 7, accompanied by Pauline
Objective is to lay out parameters for the creation of a legal framework that provides legal security for companies that opt to store CO2, using CCS technologies Carbon dioxide (CO2), produced by burning fuels and by industrial and biological processes,
Funded by Shell Brazil, the project involves several Brazilian research institutions and promises to be a way to mitigate the damaging effects of greenhouse gas emissions. The sequestration of carbon dioxide (CO2) via nature-based solutions is one of the most
After assessing the flow of traffic on São Paulo’s highways, researchers calculated the possible effects of substituting diesel oil by liquid natural gas The full substitution of diesel oil used as fuel in heavy-duty trucks by liquid natural gas (LNG)
Photo by Edward Howell on Unsplash Gasification and biodigester technologies are the most promising for large-scale implementation, as shown in study results Every year, millions of tons of agricultural, forest, and urban organic waste are generated in Latin America and
Using well-defined analytical criteria, techniques, and tools, 112 products were evaluated and three were selected that stand out with the greatest technical feasibility, market potential, and sustainability An article published early this year in the Journal of CO2 Utilization shows
Analysis of the life cycle of fuels found in 45 scientific articles shows the pros and cons of each technology Biogas is an efficient and promising alternative, in environmental terms, to substitute diesel as fuel in cargo trucks, according to
RCGI is directly involved in a Repsol Sinopec Brasil project that opens the Research & Development line entitled “Carbon Management” at the company. This project even had its embryo in the workshop “Bright Ideas for Research and Innovation”, carried out
Biopolymers were produced by cyanobacteria that capture carbon dioxide, resulting in a cheaper method that could make industrial production feasible Biopolymers, or bioplastics, are produced from renewable sources, such as vegetable oils and manioc starch, and they can even be
