Capture6 is part of the first large-scale federal investment in marine carbon dioxide research providing $24M by the National Oceanographic Partnerships Program (NOPP). The National Oceanographic Partnership Program (NOPP) facilitates partnerships between Federal agencies, academia, and industry to advance ocean science research and eduction.
Capture6 is a partner on one of the 17 funded projects to support research and development of marine carbon dioxide removal across the US. We will be collaborating with Dr. Kelly Kearney of the University of Washington on this exciting research.
According to NOPP, this historic funding will support research that expands our understanding of marine carbon dioxide removal approaches— notably their risks and co-benefits (including ocean acidification mitigation). This funding will also help outline the science needed to build regulatory frameworks for testing and scaling of marine carbon dioxide removal.
Learn more about the award from NOPP.
We are thrilled to announce a milestone carbon removal purchase agreement. Terraset, an anti-GHG 501(c)(3), has purchased high-quality carbon removal from Capture6, getting us one step closer to achieving gigaton scale carbon removal. … Read More
Capture6 is pleased to announce the appointment of a new member to its board. Ruth M. Cross is a distinguished international leader, bringing significant experience in leading community development and social impact initiatives throughout the Pacific Island region. … Read More
Capture6 named a finalist of the World Water Challenge 2023. This 9th edition of World Water Challenge is an important platform to share innovative scientific, policy and technological methods with a broad network of global water stakeholders. … Read More