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Phys.org — Technology · October 14, 2026 · On the brief until October 28, 2026

Shipping container–sized system could offer power plants an energy-efficient approach to carbon capture

Chemical EngineeringEnvironmental Science
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Driving rapid growth in electricity demand

Researchers designed a modular carbon capture system that fits inside standard shipping containers. It uses electrochemical cells to remove carbon dioxide from exhaust gases without large absorption towers. The approach allows operators to adjust capture capacity by turning individual units on or off.

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A class can examine the trade-offs between electricity-driven modular capture and heat-driven absorption towers in natural gas facilities.

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