We worked with Parallel Carbon, AirCapture, Airhive, and the DAC Coalition to share ideas on developing a market for durable carbon removal. It is essential that carbon removal does not delay mitigation efforts, but rather catalyzes investment and innovation in emerging markets. A standing organization could help the UNFCCC regulate technology and storage pathways, address additionality concerns, and ensure activities are done responsibly. We look forward to sharing more feedback with the UNFCCC on creating an enabling environment to keep below 1.5C.
We are delighted to announce that Capture6 has become the first Direct Air Capture (DAC) startup in the US to receive technology approval from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District … Read More
Capture6 is thrilled to welcome Dr. Leo Park as Vice President of Strategic Development. Dr. Park will be implementing Capture6’s mission to deploy affordable gigaton-scale direct air capture … Read More
Direct air capture (DAC) company Capture6 is making plans to remove millions of tons of CO2 from the air every year in New Zealand. The firm has set out to build its first DAC plant … Read More
Capture6 co-founder Luke Shors said his firm had developed a simple, scaleable model and that New Zealand could play a cutting-edge role in the industry. … Read More
Stakeholder engagement is crucial to the development, implementation, and operation of DAC facilities, so that historically marginalized groups, frontline communities, and industrializing nations can decide what climate justice … Read More
UCL School of Management is thrilled to welcome Dr. Ethan Cohen-Cole, CEO and co-founder of Capture6, to host a discussion on carbon removal on 12 October. … Read More