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The unique way a Washington-based company is capturing and storing CO2
CarbonQuest, based in Spokane, is seeking ways to cut down on greenhouse gasses while energy demands keep growing.
CarbonQuest accelerates carbon capturing in Washington state
CEO Shane Johnson spoke with KHQ's John Webb at CarbonQuest's Spokane headquarters.
CarbonQuest and Carbfix Announce a Memorandum of Understanding to Pursue Distributed Carbon Capture and Mineralization Projects in North America
CarbonQuest and Carbfix signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to accelerate emissions reductions in North American “hard-to-abate” facilities.
CarbonQuest Named Entrepreneur of the Year by the Association of Washington Business
CEO Shane Johnson accepted the award on the company's behalf.
CarbonQuest-CHP Alliance Webinar: Decarbonizing Combined Heat and Power Systems
CarbonQuest and the Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Alliance jointly hosted a webinar to discuss the future of CHP and carbon capture technology.
CarbonQuest Announces Series A Funding to Advance Its Distributed Carbon Capture Technology
Distributed carbon capture solutions are focused on capturing CO2 emissions from wide range of “hard-to-abate” settings.
Welcoming Governor Inslee, Mayor Brown and Senator Nguyen to our Spokane Carbon Capture Manufacturing Plant
CarbonQuest hosts Governor Inslee, Mayor Brown and Senator Nguyen at its Spokane Carbon Capture Manufacturing Plant.
This Spokane startup catches carbon dioxide at the source, before it escapes to the environment
Washington state’s second-largest city is the hub of an ambitious regional tech community seeking to leverage new realities to achieve its longstanding goals.
We deliver local, trackable, guaranteed recycled CO2,” Anna Pavlova, CarbonQuest
Anna explains CarbonQuest's unique approach to carbon capture, focusing on medium-sized emitters and utilizing toxin-free solid sorbents.
How one building’s waste is paving the way to a greener future
One company is helping residential buildings reduce their impact and putting carbon to use. CBS News' Bradley Blackburn shows how the process works.
Data Centers Lean More On Proptech, and Proptech Leans Back
The relationship between the hubs and technology seems custom-built for proptech firms to capitalize on.
These Startups Are Helping Carbon Dioxide Find a New Life
From perfume to concrete blocks to jet fuel, companies are finding novel ways to use captured carbon. Now, they need to scale up.