facilities are captured before they enter the atmosphere.
Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage( BECCS) combines biomass energy production with CCS technology. Plants absorb CO₂ as they grow and, when used for energy, emissions are captured and stored – potentially resulting in negative emissions.
These technologies have shown promise and have accelerated the success and potential of carbon sequestration. Cost continues to be a hurdle, however, along with energy requirements and scalability, with hopes that ongoing research and development will improve efficiency and viability.
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