21 July 2019

Carbon dioxide capture technologies to mitigate global warming

Associate Professor Praveen Linga from NUS Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering highlights the importance of mitigating carbon dioxide emissions as Singapore begins its post-pandemic recovery, and discusses the future potential of carbon capture technology.

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<div>Dean’s Chair Associate Professor Praveen Linga leads research on gas hydrates to advance this technology as an effective, and feasible solution for the critical needs of clean and safe water,</div><div>cleaner energy, and environmental stewardship.</div>
Dean’s Chair Associate Professor Praveen Linga leads research on gas hydrates to advance this technology as an effective, and feasible solution for the critical needs of clean and safe water,
cleaner energy, and environmental stewardship.

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