Americas > Quebec firms partner to use DAC tech to store captured CO2 in abandoned mines

Quebec firms partner to use DAC tech to store captured CO2 in abandoned mines

Published 01:32 on January 10, 2024  /  Last updated at 01:32 on January 10, 2024  /  Americas, Canada, Voluntary

A Quebec-based carbon removal project developer has partnered with a local direct air capture (DAC) company as part of efforts to build a facility to remove hundreds of thousands of tonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere and store it in disused mines.
A Quebec-based carbon removal project developer has partnered with a local direct air capture (DAC) company as part of efforts to build a facility to remove hundreds of thousands of tonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere and store it in disused mines.


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