TOKYO -- Japan's Kawasaki Heavy Industries is stepping up efforts to commercialize cutting-edge technology to directly capture carbon dioxide in the air, targeting Southeast Asian nations that rely heavily on fossil-fuel energy.
Climate Change
Kawasaki Heavy targets Southeast Asia with 'direct air' carbon capture
Japanese company seeks to commercialize the technology around 2030
Kawasaki Heavy is testing equipment in Japan to pull carbon dioxide directly out of the air. (Photo by Shoko Kugai)
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