Recently in Fargo, leaders from the agriculture and energy sectors gathered to discuss a green future, focusing on the exciting prospects of carbon capture technology. The event, spearheaded by Friends of Ag & Energy, highlighted how this technology could revolutionize agricultural markets, especially in producing sustainable aviation fuel from ethanol.
Key speakers, including ND Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring and Collin Peterson, senior advisor for the American Carbon Alliance, shared insights into the potential to not only enhance the value of farm products but also to meet the growing demands for eco-friendly fuel alternatives.
The discussions also touched on the controversial Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline, which has sparked a debate among local landowners and environmental advocates. Despite the controversies, the focus remained on educating the public about the opportunities carbon capture might offer to the state's economy and environment.
🔗 Want to dive deeper into this green transition and what it means for North Dakota? Read the full article here. https://www.inforum.com/news/north-dakota/carbon-capture-meetings-meant-to-educate-not-promote-a-pipeline
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