On August 16, 2022, President Joe Biden signed a groundbreaking legislation, the Inflation Reduction Act, into law, marking a significant milestone in the United States’ fight against climate change. This comprehensive bill allocates approximately $370 billion in investments to supercharge clean energy development. It stands as the most substantial federal climate investment in U.S. history […]
Though struggling through all the consequences of the ongoing war – employee safety, broken supply chains, problems with fuel supply, – Carbominer has resumed its operations in Kyiv. The full story On the 24th of February, our CEO Nick Oseyko instantly decided to stop the R&D activities at the Carbominer’s premises to avoid exposing employees […]
It is hard to imagine that in the 21st century in Europe – the heart of the civilized world – war crimes against civilians are possible. And yet it is true. On the 24th of February, Russia violated the sovereignty and freedom of Ukraine by starting a full-scale war, a so-called “military operation.” After 8+ […]
Open Innovation Tech Challenge is a two-days bootcamp, hold on 4-5th October. Carbominer was chosen as an AgriTech startup among 20 other teams to participate in Open Innovation Tech Challenge. How was it? The event was in a hybrid format (both online and offline). There were 4 startup tracks: AgriTech, Renewable Energy, EdTech and HealthTech. […]
We are thrilled to announce that Carbominer will be participating in Web Summit, as part of the startup ALPHA programme and Ukrainian pavilion. Web Summit Pitch Day For the first time in history, Ukrainian Startup Fund is giving the innovative vouchers for 10 Ukrainian startups to present their solutions at the Web Summit in Lisbon. […]
Among 90+ applications, 15 startups from Spain, Portugal, France, Sweden, Italy, Finland, and Ukraine were chosen to Cleantech Camp accelerator in 2021. How was the acceleration like? The program consisted of virtual training sessions given by experts from relevant fields and qualified lectors from ESADE business school. The workshops were on the topics of raising […]
We are entering a new era in monitoring of environmental super-emitters. A non-profit organization “Carbon Mapper” plans to deploy a network of satellites that can pinpoint sources of methane and carbon dioxide emissions.
Google Earth has unveiled features that allows users to view more than three decades of imagery from satellites. The tool is called Timelapse and can be used by scientists, journalists and activists for investigations.
In times of the coronavirus and new CO2 tax, farmers in Germany are going to face a challenging season lying ahead.
CO2 networks are partnerships between cities around the world that would share the cost and geological resources needed to trap emissions deep in the earth and give us a shot at stalling climate change.