Americas > DAC developer signs $3 mln engineering agreement for Louisiana project

DAC developer signs $3 mln engineering agreement for Louisiana project

Published 23:38 on September 11, 2024  /  Last updated at 23:38 on September 11, 2024  / /  Americas, Asia Pacific, EMEA, Japan, US, Voluntary

A direct air capture (DAC) developer on Wednesday announced a $3 million phased commercial agreement with global partners to launch engineering studies and potentially supply CO2 removal (CDR) credits from a Louisiana project.
A direct air capture (DAC) developer on Wednesday announced a $3 million phased commercial agreement with global partners to launch engineering studies and potentially supply CO2 removal (CDR) credits from a Louisiana project.


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