Asia Pacific > Carbon capture firm unveils new technology in bid to slash costs 50% by 2030

Carbon capture firm unveils new technology in bid to slash costs 50% by 2030

Published 19:19 on June 4, 2024  /  Last updated at 12:44 on June 5, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, EMEA, Voluntary

A direct air capture (DAC) company has unveiled a new iteration of its technology as it aims to scale carbon removal capacity globally and slash costs, also announcing that Australia represented its 'next frontier' as it signalled investment interest in the country.
A direct air capture (DAC) company has unveiled a new iteration of its technology as it aims to scale carbon removal capacity globally and slash costs, also announcing that Australia represented its 'next frontier' as it signalled investment interest in the country.


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