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CSIR-NIIST and Noritake Co. Ltd. have entered a partnership to advance CO₂ capture technologies via a sponsored research agreement. Their collaboration aims to demonstrate ceramic sorbents for CO₂ capture at high temperatures (300-400°C), eliminating the need for cooling.

This breakthrough technology significantly reduces energy consumption and operational costs, achieved through optimized material synthesis and proprietary additives. The formal exchange of the MoU took place between NIIST director C.

Anandharamakrishnan and Noritake representatives. This partnership supports India's ₹20,000 crore budget for carbon capture initiatives.