A major facility will be built in the north-east of Scotland that can extract energy from the air.
The produced gas will be available for a longtime to store deep under the seabed off the coast of Scotland. But critics argue that technology is not a "magic pill" for fighting climate change.
This direct air capture (DAC) planis a joint project of the British company Storegga and the Canadian company Carbon Engineering. It is at a very early stage of development - they want to commission the plant in 2026.
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According to the Intergovernmental Group of Expertson climate change (IPCC), in order to keep the planet safe, by the end of this century, the rise in global temperatures must be contained and made so that it does not exceed 1.5 degrees.
However, in 2020, the temperature was already 1.2degrees above the historical level. To contain the rise in temperature, the researchers propose limiting the emissions of heating gases that contribute to their rise.
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