Americas > INTERVIEW: Hybrid DAC developer eyes scale-up with ‘water-positive’ approach

INTERVIEW: Hybrid DAC developer eyes scale-up with ‘water-positive’ approach

Published 10:33 on February 7, 2025  /  Last updated at 14:26 on February 7, 2025  / /  Americas, US, Voluntary

Hybrid direct air capture (HDAC) technology could help drive down the cost of carbon removals (CDR) by capturing both CO2 and water in a single process, the founder and CEO of a California-based firm told Carbon Pulse.
Hybrid direct air capture (HDAC) technology could help drive down the cost of carbon removals (CDR) by capturing both CO2 and water in a single process, the founder and CEO of a California-based firm told Carbon Pulse.


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