From Santa Teresa, New Mexico: Oracle has announced funding to support research into carbon capture and sequestration. The company will provide up to $1 million for this purpose. The research will focus on capturing carbon dioxide associated with fuel cells, creating a pathway for permanent storage, and developing a commercial model.

This initiative is part of Oracle's efforts to reduce emissions. The company aims to power its projects responsibly and decrease its emissions over time. Carbon capture and sequestration is seen as a key way to address emissions from fuel cells.

Further details about this research initiative are available from the source, including information about the specific project involved, known as Project Jupiter, and the location where the research will take place, New Mexico.