Carbon Capture Technology

Bloom’s fuel cell platform is inherently suited to be a key part of the Carbon Capture, infrastructure for carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS)

What is Carbon Capture Technology?

Carbon capture and storage (CCUS) is a groundbreaking technology designed to significantly reduce carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions from industrial sources and the atmosphere to help foster net zero power goals. By capturing CO₂ emissions before they reach the atmosphere and permanently storing them underground, CCS addresses one of our time’s most pressing environmental challenges. Recognized as a vital strategy in the fight against climate change, CCS holds the potential to cut greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate global warming drastically, making it an essential tool for building a sustainable future.

The Startling Facts about Carbon Capture Technology:

Carbon capture utilization and storage is critical in reaching net-zero climate targets. Globally, over 90 countries have committed to a net-zero target. Major utilities around the world have committed to zero carbon by 2050. However, despite the constant proliferation in power demand from consumers, industries, and the growth of data centers, a clear pathway to reach such commitment remains unclear. Bloom’s solution is ready and available to help customers achieve decarbonized power today. Moreover, Bloom fuel cells operating on biogas paired with carbon capture technology can provide negative-carbon power for customers.

Highly Concentrated CO₂ Stream

Negligible NOx, SOx, Particulate Matter

Meet Sustainability Targets

Bloom’s Carbon Capture Solution

Bloom Energy’s solid oxide fuel cells use an electrochemical process to generate clean, reliable, and highly efficient power. Because no combustion is involved, Bloom’s Energy Server systems avoid the emissions of harmful air pollutants that come with a burning process, such as NOx, SOx, and particulate matter–simplifying the complexity of the carbon capture system.