CarbonQuest is making carbon capture news

CarbonQuest and Daroga Power today announced a partnership to bring a low-carbon fuel cell solution to the commercial and industrial (“C&I”) sectors.

Canary Media visits a Brooklyn warehouse and the basement of a Manhattan high-rise to learn how CO2 can be captured and turned into construction material.

As a winner of the challenge, CarbonQuest will work with FortisBC on joint funding applications, pilot projects, and introductions to new customers.

What should be happening in addition to all these great tax incentives is also more priority on carbon sequestration.

Since joining the CarbonQuest team, Pavlova introduced a new decarbonization technology into the real estate space.

The future is getting greener every day in NYC.

People I'm dealing with have been kicking the can down the road and now they're realizing that they can't anymore.

Yet just below in the basement is an unusual set of equipment that no other building in New York City — indeed few in the world — can claim.

Local company creates way to reduce corporate carbon emissions.

"CarbonQuest," aiming to disrupt that global warming cycle with a residential system designed to capture CO2 before it's released into the atmosphere.

The key players shaping New York’s energy future.

Carbon capture might not work for all buildings. But some are giving it a try.