The engineer who builds the business case for carbon capture: Mohammad Bdair’s role in advancing America’s energy infrastructure

The global energy industry has spent the better part of two decades promising that carbon capture and storage (CCS) will be a cornerstone of the clean energy transition. Governments have written it into law. Major corporations have announced billion-dollar commitments. International climate frameworks treat it as essential infrastructure. And yet, oftentimes projects have stalled, not because the science is wrong, but because the space between scientific possibility and commercial reality is far harder to cross than most announcements acknowledge. The post The engineer who builds the business case for carbon capture: Mohammad Bdair’s role in advancing America’s energy infrastructure appeared first on Digital Journal.