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LEED Certified Buildings, St. George Campus

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Out of thin air: U of T researchers shorten path to capturing and recycling CO2 with new process

A research team from the University of Toronto has developed a new electrochemical path to transform CO2 into valuable products such as jet fuel or plastics. The technology could significantly improve the economics of capturing and recycling carbon directly from the air.

“Today, it is technically possible to capture CO2 from air and, through a number of steps, convert it to commercial products,” says University Professor Ted Sargent, in the Edward S. Rogers department of electrical and computer engineering, who led the research team.

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Solar on the Exam Centre

The 4th floor of the Exam Centre, home to the Sustainability Office, is continuing with its efforts to be eco-friendly (it’s already LEED Gold certified) with the installation of solar panels this September. Our summer Work Study student, Mariya, sat down with the Director of Sustainability Operations, Paul Leitch, to get the full scoop on the solar project.

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OISE Building Energy Reduction Project — Occupancy Sensor Driven HVAC Control System

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Robarts Library Energy Reduction Project — Occupancy Sensor Driven HVAC Control System

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