GS Yuasa, a major storage battery manufacturer, Toho Gas, a major city gas company, and Hokkaido University are jointly developing next-generation technology to extract and recover carbon dioxide from seawater as part of efforts to combat global warming.
GS Yuasa, a major storage battery manufacturer based in Minami-ku, Kyoto, Toho Gas, a major city gas company based in Nagoya, and Hokkaido University have announced that they will jointly develop next-generation technology to extract and recover carbon dioxide from seawater.
The initiative uses a process to separate and recover carbon dioxide from seawater, with the aim of demonstrating and commercializing the technology as part of efforts to combat global warming. The article provided no details on the specific technology or timetable.
The joint development by the 3 parties is positioned as part of efforts to strengthen cooperation in the energy and environmental fields. Further developments will be closely watched.