Americas > Oil-backed direct air capture startup unveils pilot in aim to drive carbon removals below $100/t

Oil-backed direct air capture startup unveils pilot in aim to drive carbon removals below $100/t

Published 14:00 on November 29, 2023  /  Last updated at 10:59 on November 27, 2023  / /  Americas, Asia Pacific, EMEA, International, Middle East, Voluntary

An Israel-headquartered direct air capture startup, backed by several oil majors as well as the Frontier removals buyers' club, has launched a pilot for its electrochemical dual-cell system, which it hopes will help drive carbon credits generated using the technology below $100/tonne.
An Israel-headquartered direct air capture startup, backed by several oil majors as well as the Frontier removals buyers' club, has launched a pilot for its electrochemical dual-cell system, which it hopes will help drive carbon credits generated using the technology below $100/tonne.


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