Americas > Direct air capture no longer seen as a “future technology” as policy tailwinds pave way for growth

Direct air capture no longer seen as a “future technology” as policy tailwinds pave way for growth

Published 23:35 on September 22, 2022  /  Last updated at 06:32 on September 23, 2022  / /  Americas, Canada, International, RINs & LCFS, US, Voluntary

Developers and advocates of direct air capture (DAC) are hailing the long-sought emergence of the technology in the North American marketplace as newly established government incentives are expected to spur growth in the industry, while development projects are advancing.
Developers and advocates of direct air capture (DAC) are hailing the long-sought emergence of the technology in the North American marketplace as newly established government incentives are expected to spur growth in the industry, while development projects are advancing.


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