Net zero lab goals! Way to go NETL !

We're partnering with Google to take CO2 removal to a whole new level in the U.S. The Fossil Energy and Carbon Management | DOE Voluntary Carbon Dioxide Removal Challenge will call on orgs to boost America's CO2 removal efforts to help reach net-zero by 2050 or earlier. Now, who's next? energy.gov/fecm/articles/…

Thank you Fossil Energy and Carbon Management | DOE and U.S. Department of Energy ! It’s been an honor to have had this opportunity to work with this talented team! With the largest climate legislation ever passed, we’re making history and truly reducing the pressure on future generations. I’m so grateful!

At last a short primer on how to scale up separation science… and debunking the many myths behind perceived technical “risk” of carbon capture. Well done Fossil Energy and Carbon Management | DOE and NETL !

Thank you Chinedum Osuji ! Feels great to be back in the classroom!

Excited to elevate the role of removals in net zero! U of Penn !

Honored to have had this opportunity to bring so many thought leaders together to discuss the scale up of removals alongside mitigation in a regional way. Kleinman Energy Penn Engineering Fossil Energy and Carbon Management | DOE Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

If you find yourself in London on October 23rd and have an interest in learning more about responsible carbon management and its role in achieving net zero GHG emissions, join us for the Energy & Environmental Science journal’s annual symposium!

Last week, @kleinmanenergy hosted a seminar on the #RoadstoRemoval report, exploring CO2 removal to reach #NetZero2050. The event was organized by Jennifer Wilcox and included a carbon management panel with Dean Vijay Kumar. #EnergyAtPenn

Spot on Noah! And while not sacrificing quality! “It’s not, how do we find the cheapest possible ton today? But it's, how do we make the cheapest possible ton in the future by potentially investing in the most expensive ton today?” Noah Deich

Awesome opportunity to participate in Climate Week at U of Penn bringing the role of carbon removals in net-zero close to home!

That’s right Jack Andreasen Cavanaugh and just in time for the holidays! energy.gov/fecm/articles/…

NEW ANALYSIS: A US specific industrial CCS ladder It's includes a temporal element, looking at solutions today vs their role beyond 2050! Truly first of a kind work from Max Pisciotta, Shelvey Swett, Shrey Patel, Jennifer Wilcox A little thread kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu/commentary/blo…

.Here’s a look at where CCS should be prioritized as a decarbonization strategy now—and for some sectors tomorrow. Read the new US CCS Ladder.U of Penn,Kleinman Energy,Penn Engineering kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu/commentary/blo…

We’re always excited to support the Wharton Energy Conference and proud to have Kleinman Center Faculty member Jennifer Wilcox (Jennifer Wilcox) delivering today’s lunchtime keynote! It’s inspiring to see energy thought leaders come together on Penn's campus. #EnergyAtPenn

Thank you Wharton Energy Club for a great event and Kleinman Energy for your support. I was honored to be invited to speak to the role of carbon dioxide removal in our global net zero GHG climate goals!

As always, read everything Holly Jean Buck writes.

New blog from Kleinman Energy's Jennifer Wilcox and colleagues: Rising Toward a Cleaner Future: Pennsylvania’s CCS Ladder for Industrial Decarbonization kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu/commentary/blo…

Carbon capture and decarbonization right here in PA. Great article from the folks at CEC Lab Jennifer Wilcox. Rising Toward a Cleaner Future: Pennsylvania’s CCS Ladder for Industrial Decarbonization Penn Engineering kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu/commentary/blo…