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International Recognition of Dr. Sandip P. Dhurat’s Work in Carbon Capture and Clean Energy Innovation

Dr. Sandip P. Dhurat has been formally recognised as a Member of the International Association for Carbon Capture (MIACC), marking an important international acknowledgement of his work in clean energy innovation, climate-focused systems, and emissions reduction technologies.

The recognition reflects Dr. Dhurat’s sustained contributions across green hydrogen, carbon reduction–aligned engineering, and safety-critical energy infrastructure. His work consistently focuses on translating climate goals into deployable, real-world systems rather than remaining at a conceptual level. Over the years, he has developed and filed multiple technology frameworks and patented concepts aimed at reducing industrial emissions, improving energy storage safety, and enabling cleaner mobility and infrastructure transitions.

A significant dimension of his work lies at the intersection of green hydrogen and carbon capture–compatible systems. His research and innovation efforts emphasise lifecycle emissions reduction, resilient energy design, and scalable solutions that can be adopted by industry without excessive cost or complexity. These priorities closely align with global decarbonisation pathways, particularly for hard-to-abate sectors such as transport, energy storage, and industrial manufacturing.

Beyond hydrogen and emissions reduction, Dr. Dhurat has also contributed to climate resilience through early-warning and risk-mitigation systems, alongside sustainable design approaches that integrate environmental responsibility with operational reliability. His work reflects a systems-level perspective, recognising that carbon capture, emissions reduction, and clean energy must operate together as part of a coherent climate strategy.

This recognition by the International Association for Carbon Capture underscores the growing international relevance of Dr. Dhurat’s work and its alignment with global climate action efforts. It further positions him within the expanding climate technology ecosystem, where hydrogen innovation, carbon capture, and sustainability-focused engineering are converging to shape the next phase of the global energy transition.