As part of the agreement, Google has made a pre-purchase agreement for the removal credits, which will be generated by Ebb’s recently announced deployment in Saudi Arabia. The deployment is being ...

Google’s new and massive datacentre located in Essex has potential to eject more than 570,000 tonnes of CO2 annually as reported by planning documents submitted by Alphabet. In the case of receiving ...

Tech companies are throwing money at new sources of energy, from wind and solar to next-generation geothermal, nuclear, and even fusion power. But all that electricity isn’t good for much unless it ...

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Carbon dioxide usually gets blamed for climate change, not praised for solving it. But Google plans to flip the script. The company just announced a partnership with Italian firm Energy Dome to help ...

Italian long-duration energy storage company Energy Dome, which has developed a storage technology that uses CO2 to store electricity, has landed an important new backer, with global tech giant Google ...

"Google is committed to powering our operations with clean energy, and Energy Dome’s technologically proven and scalable long-duration energy storage solution can help us unlock rapid progress," ...

It’s part of the company’s new push to support the development of technologies that can store renewable energy for longer periods of time than lithium-ion batteries. It’s the kind of thing that might ...

Google has made its first investment in long-duration energy storage (LDES), as it strives to meet its growing electricity needs with clean generation on a 24/7 basis. The tech giant has invested an ...

Another increase in CO2 emissions: This is according to Google's sustainability report, which the company behind the well-known search engine has now published. According to the report, the total ...

Sponge-like pellets may hold the key to preventing CO₂ from entering the atmosphere, supporting future net zero ambitions, a new report from the University of Nottingham explains. Capturing carbon ...