Gill Scheltjens: D-CRBN

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"At D-CRBN, what we have developed is a very simple process where we are splitting the CO2 molecule back to its original building block, making CO2 active again, and resupplying that to the chemical, petrochemical industry that are now using these building blocks based in oil and gas, or coal even."

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