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Elon Musk is donating $100 million to fund a competition to find new ways to remove carbon from the air or water, in a bid to help fight climate change.
— NPR (@NPR) February 8, 2021
The race for the prize will start on Earth Day and will run for four years, through 2025. https://t.co/dkuLvjYfNJ
Elonが1億ドル寄付するのはXPRIZEのコンテストで、
— 今村咲 (@saki_imamura) February 8, 2021
＊期間は2021年4月22日から4年間
＊応募チームは18ヶ月後に1日1トンの二酸化炭素を回収し最低100年格納しておける技術を提案
＊規模を拡大できる技術であることが条件
続https://t.co/1weExuoPJ6 https://t.co/6CvDDuAftK
Details were released this morning about the $100 million carbon capture innovation prize sponsored by @elonmusk and being organized and run by @xprize. The contest will be for direct carbon capture and will run for 4 years. https://t.co/Li9V3Z6CLj
— Catherine Clifford (@CatClifford) February 8, 2021
Genuinely curious: Do folks think that giving 15 carbon removal teams $1M is better than giving a lot more money to a few teams with traction? Do we need lab-bench innovation here, engineering/scale-up or all of the above? https://t.co/tfN3GYyrFM
— James Temple (@jtemple) February 8, 2021
Elon Musk pledges $100 million for new X Prize carbon removal competition https://t.co/pu76pvcxjW pic.twitter.com/A6QTDMzHdd
— The Verge (@verge) February 8, 2021
Big boost for direct air capture and carbon removal technologies:
— margriet kuijper (@MargrietKuijper) February 8, 2021
Elon Musk pledges $100 million for new X Prize carbon removal competition https://t.co/BiDUv9SAqy via @Verge
Innovation contests are important and I think we will use them much more in the coming years. This makes research on optimal contest design all the more exciting. https://t.co/wTFAJwmdgw
— Igor Letina (@IgorLetina) February 8, 2021
Elon Musk pledges $100 million for new X Prize carbon removal competition https://t.co/S0kAcbMppj #OOTT
— Amena Bakr (@Amena__Bakr) February 8, 2021
Elon Musk pledges $100 million for new X Prize carbon removal competition https://t.co/UjxRTVTUJ9
— Verge Science (@VergeScience) February 8, 2021