A next-generation carbon capture project being developed on an incubation site at Drax Power Station has been awarded government funding.
Promethean Particles is looking to advance metal-organic frameworks-based negative emissions technology, and has been working with the energy giant for the past year on Project Monet.
The University of Nottingham spin-out has been allocated backing from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, which aims to accelerate the development of technology. It uses a solid material over chemical or solvent-based solutions, and is described as being more energy intensive.
