Everything DAC, all in one place: from the fundamentals of carbon capture to industry trends shaping the future of CO2.
Carbon dioxide (CO₂) is vital for life and many industries, yet excessive amounts in our atmosphere pose a significant climate problem. The "CO₂ transition" describes a fundamental shift in how we release, use and remove carbon. Direct Air Capture (DAC) is a key technology supporting this transition by removing existing CO₂ from the air and transforming it into a valuable resource.
Jun 5 2025
CO₂ is a crucial resource for society and a building block of life itself. From nature to industry, numerous ecosystems rely on CO₂ to function. However, the world faces the urgent need of permanently removing billions of tons of CO₂ from the atmosphere. How we source, manage, and dispose of carbon determines whether it contributes to the climate problem or helps solve it.
May 21 2025
The conversation around Direct Air Capture (DAC) and its role in addressing climate change is active and important. Like any evolving technology, DAC faces questions and scrutiny, which we see as vital for continuous improvement across the industry. We believe it's a good moment to share our perspective on some key topics and reaffirm our commitment to developing robust and effective DAC solutions.
May 14 2025
DAC (Direct air capture) is a new and promising carbon capture technology that is increasingly recognized as having an important role in global governments’ net zero goals and in combating climate change. The
Jun 4 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney, sworn in on March 14, 2025, entered office promising to swap “sticks” for “carrots” in federal climate policy. Since then, his government has scrapped two high-profile taxes and introduced a package of new incentives. If these are passed in this fall’s Budget 2025, Canada could take a global lead in carbon dioxide removal (CDR) policy.
The Net Zero Act is a crucial law that is a part of the Green Deal Industrial Plan and was approved by the EU Parliament this year. It aims to reach climate neutrality by cutting greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by a target year, often 2050.
Carbon dioxide (CO₂) has a marketing problem. Everyone knows we have too much of it in the atmosphere but it also has a number of uses in everyday society. Currently the US Southeast is readying to cope with or already in the throes of an acute CO2shortage, exacerbated by the temporary shutdown of a plant critical to the CO2supply in the region. The Hopewell plant in Virginia is scheduled to undergo maintenance from late September, potentially causing a massive impact on CO2supply for up to eight weeks.
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