DURHAM – Two Triangle entities – climate tech firm 8 Rivers in Durham and RTI International – are part of a $10 million federal grant to develop a carbon recapture project near Mobile, Ala. The award for a Direct Air Recapture hub was announced Friday and includes $10.2 million...
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NET Power, which developed technology that could enable power plants to recapture all carbon dioxide, announced a new strategic partner and investor.
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Durham-based 8 Rivers Capital will partner with The Southern Ute Indian Tribe Growth Fund to design, develop, and build a zero-emissions power plant, using technology developed by NET Power, in southern Colorado.
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8 Rivers Capital in Durham has a new CEO but he is no straonger to the company. Read about Cam Hosie succeeding 8 Rivers’ co-founder Bill Brown.
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8 Rivers Capital, a Durham-based clean tech startup, landed seven US Department of Energy (DOE) grants worth over $30 million to further develop its Allam-Fetvedt Cycle, a new type of power cycle that takes a novel approach to emissions reduction.
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DURHAM – The future of electrical power generation could very well be built in Durham where NET Power charges ahead with technology that might remake the grid. NET Power announced an undisclosed investment from an Occidental Petroleum subsidiary, Oxy Low Carbon Ventures (OLCV), last week. It’s the latest in...
Read MoreI’m going to level with you. I’ve never really been too sure about what the deal was with Bull City Forward. BCF sprang up at a time when it seemed like every five minutes there was a new super-niche website with a focus on what was going on in Durham. In fact, it got so crowded that I put a fledgling ExitEvent on hold while I went and did other things until, legend has it, a joke brought it back to life one year ago. It’s not that I don’t “like” Bull City Forward, I think it’s awesome. All...
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