Americas > Direct air capture company signs supply agreement to help build large US carbon removal facilities

Direct air capture company signs supply agreement to help build large US carbon removal facilities

Published 16:34 on January 30, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:34 on January 30, 2024  / /  Americas, EMEA, International, US, Voluntary

A direct air capture (DAC) firm has teamed up with a Canadian climate technology provider to supply core equipment to build three of its projects in the US, as they aim to drive towards commercial scale for the nascent carbon removals type.
A direct air capture (DAC) firm has teamed up with a Canadian climate technology provider to supply core equipment to build three of its projects in the US, as they aim to drive towards commercial scale for the nascent carbon removals type.


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