Direct Air Capture may be new, but the field of chemical engineering - and the principles which govern its application - is built on centuries of experience and insights.

DAC is energy-intensive, and deploying it to the tune of millions of tons per year and beyond will require tremendous amounts of clean, low-cost energy.

Perhaps one of the most exciting interdependencies (and one that we often get asked about) has to do with carbon utilization and storage – i.e. after we capture the CO2, what do we do with it?

For the past two years, we’ve been quietly building a next-generation Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology. We’re excited to formally announce ourselves to the world, and share what we’ve been up to.