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Capture6 featured in South Korean media outlet, Better Future of the Chosun Ilbo. … Read More

Direct air capture (DAC) company Capture6 and South Korean water treatment company BKT have signed a strategic cooperation and are considering establishing a joint venture (JV) in the future. … Read More

The Pure Water Antelope Valley (PWAV) Demonstration Facility will be the first advanced water treatment plant in California to implement the use of cutting-edge, direct air technology to remove carbon using brine, according to an agreement between Palmdale Water District (PWD) and Capture6. … 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

So the conversation about plausible future market size is a very important one, even with all the caveats. But if we’re going to engage it, it’s important that we frame it up well and see the question(s) with clear eyes even when the future is opaque. … Read More

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 will soon be law, and it is a massive step for US climate ambitions, bringing $369 billion for climate solutions. In particular, carbon removal will get a big lift. … Read More

Over the previous two decades, a diverse array of geochemical negative emissions technologies (NETs) have been proposed, which use alkaline minerals for removing and permanently storing atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2). … Read More

While the European Union’s proposed carbon border tax could help to cut emissions and level the competitive playing field for EU-based firms, it risks hurting poorer countries. … Read More