Carbon Capture: Possible Solutions, Pt. II

question remains though what about the surplus of carbon already emitted?

Jeff - do you mean nothing should be done until the whole package can be started together?

Anybody has figure out how much CO2 is emitted from the energy used to compress and liquify the CO2?

Jeff is right - capturing carbon to reduce emissions is important, but we already have too much CO2 in the atmosphere.  Tools are needed to pull carbon out of the atmosphere.  Two of the biggies:  higher productivity tree stock for forest plantations, and ways of fixing carbon in useful solid forms - eg converting CO2 to plastics or specialty chemicals.  Many greens hate forest plantations, and therefore shun the former.  I believe that’s silly.  Forest plantations exist.  Why not have them be as productive as possible?  CellFor is doing important work on this.  Besides, durable wood products = long-term carbon sequestration.  As to the latter, it seems to be all about more energy-efficient catalysts.  Novomer is working on that. Check em out.  Skyonic also interesting, but finding a workable business model is tough.  Would love to know of other good companies, if people have suggestions.

the other design i built is a center fuge in or on top the stacks in the centerfuge ther is a 3 part seperation useing water as a mix then 3 valves to do there objecttive   one valve takes the coatint of tree sap in the center fuge to extract dioxide and water for sulfur the exhaust from stacks spins the centerfuge the 3 valves will have enought force to make the extractions this way the plant stays open while the center fuge is installed the inside of the center fuge looks like a jet fan motor for capture and thurst for rotation a generator devise for extra electric.