US CCS startups partner to build DAC plant in Oklahoma

Published 00:18 on January 24, 2024  /  Last updated at 00:18 on January 24, 2024  / /  Americas, US, Voluntary

A Tulsa-based technology startup announced Tuesday an agreement to join efforts with a Texas-based carbon, capture, and storage (CCS) firm to develop a direct air capture (DAC) plant on the outskirts of a CO2 storage hub in Oklahoma.
A Tulsa-based technology startup announced Tuesday an agreement to join efforts with a Texas-based carbon, capture, and storage (CCS) firm to develop a direct air capture (DAC) plant on the outskirts of a CO2 storage hub in Oklahoma.


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