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https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.jsWe are extremely proud to have been featured in an ADVANCED SCIENCE NEWS article that was published today by Prof. Geoffrey Ozin of the University of Toronto.
— Co2Rail (@co2rail) June 14, 2021
Thank you to everyone for supporting us on our journey to #GigatonBy2030@AdvSciNewshttps://t.co/p9jPzbRKSr
https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.jsGE developed a Locomotive that uses Hybrid, Regenerative Braking Energy to supply a Train with additional Motive Power.
— Co2Rail (@co2rail) June 8, 2021
Our system uses this same kind of Train hybrid energy to remove #CO2 from the #environment.
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https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js“Rail uses around 90% less energy than trucks per unit of freight and is the only transport mode offering serious competition with trucks for land-based freight.”#ClimateAction#ClimateCrisis#carbonneutral#carbonnegativehttps://t.co/f0J9iBh5Uw
— Co2Rail (@co2rail) May 28, 2021
https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.jsADDED to already running #Trains in regular service to
— Co2Rail (@co2rail) June 7, 2021
REMOVE #CO2 from the #environment. This is the future of #CarbonNegative Direct Air Carbon Capture and Storage Technology.
Follow us at @co2rail for updates… pic.twitter.com/gCNxHHmN0U
https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.jsRather than compound the problem with the solution, our L.E.M. Technology takes in the Locomotive Exhaust to be scrubbed of CO₂.
— Co2Rail (@co2rail) June 1, 2021
This takes the already most efficient form of scale transportation and makes it nearly carbon-neutral in its operation to be CARBON-NEGATIVE… pic.twitter.com/tShTKIPoTW
https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.jsFor decades, Rail has been using Dynamic Braking systems to help stop Trains.
— Co2Rail (@co2rail) May 27, 2021
Also for decades, this substantial amount of Energy has been turned into heat, blown out the top of Locomotives and wasted.
Our Next-Gen N.E.T. uses this Energy for DACCS to remove CO₂ from the air. pic.twitter.com/DXeKhfQ8iL