Americas > INTERVIEW: DAC credits can fall to $100/t, if projects offer something more, developer says

INTERVIEW: DAC credits can fall to $100/t, if projects offer something more, developer says

Published 10:39 on November 7, 2024  /  Last updated at 10:39 on November 7, 2024  / /  Americas, EMEA, US, Voluntary

The cost of direct air capture credits can drop to $100 per tonne in the near term, by equipping the technology to do more than just remove carbon from the atmosphere, the chief development officer of a decarbonisation solutions provider has told Carbon Pulse.
The cost of direct air capture credits can drop to $100 per tonne in the near term, by equipping the technology to do more than just remove carbon from the atmosphere, the chief development officer of a decarbonisation solutions provider has told Carbon Pulse.


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