Americas > Oil major, fusion developer team up to power direct air capture facilities

Oil major, fusion developer team up to power direct air capture facilities

Published 21:51 on June 12, 2024  /  Last updated at 21:51 on June 12, 2024  /  Americas, US, Voluntary

Oxy Low Carbon Ventures, a subsidiary of oil major Occidental (Oxy), and fusion energy developer TAE Technologies announced Tuesday they will partner on the development of technology to provide emissions-free power and heat to direct air capture (DAC) facilities.
Oxy Low Carbon Ventures, a subsidiary of oil major Occidental (Oxy), and fusion energy developer TAE Technologies announced Tuesday they will partner on the development of technology to provide emissions-free power and heat to direct air capture (DAC) facilities.


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