A Chinese company is implementing technology to capture carbon and sulphur from coal-fired power plant exhaust to produce affordable fertilizer. This process aims to reduce industrial emissions while lowering the cost of food production by creating a direct pipeline from flue gas to agricultural input. By integrating carbon capture with fertilizer manufacturing, the project demonstrates a practical application of carbon utilization. This approach could potentially lower the cost of carbon capture deployment by creating a marketable byproduct from power plant waste.
