Origo to unveil carbon capture system
June 5, 2008 Origo Industries is set to reveal a new technology designed to capture and recycle a vehicle's CO2 emissions and produce fuel that can be used to re-power your car or even power your house.
The system captures on-board CO2 emissions and stores it for recycling through a home-unit that uses algae to produce bio-oil - up to 2500 liters per year according to the press release.
The technology will go on show at Green-Car-Guide Live! 2008 in the UK on Thursday 12th June 2008.
Related reading: Georgia Tech proposes carbon capture concept for automobiles
After a misspent youth at law school, Noel began to dabble in tech research, writing and things with wheels that go fast. This bus dropped him at the door of a freshly sprouted Gizmag.com in 2002. He has been Gizmag's Editor-in-Chief since 2007. All articles by Noel McKeegan
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