Ultramafic Rock-Based Filters for CO2 Capture in Simulated Emission Streams

Lives online session is scheduled on 23 October at 16:30 Dubai time.

This webinar introduces a novel carbon-capture approach that uses ultramafic rock–based filters to remove CO₂ from emission streams.
Participants will learn the science of mineral carbonation, see how laboratory tests simulate industrial flue gases, and review the performance data—capture efficiency, reaction rates, and durability.
The session also compares this method with conventional capture technologies, highlighting cost, scalability, and environmental impact.
It concludes with a look at real-world applications and future research opportunities for integrating ultramafic filters into large-scale decarbonization projects. 

The webinar is based on the study results from Texas A&M University, detailed in the paper “Ultramafic Rock-Based Filters for CO₂ Capture in Simulated Emission Streams (SPE-228354-MS)” by Berna Hasçakır, PhD, Professor at Texas A&M University and Director of the HOCAM research team.