Project description
Sustainable and scalable direct air carbon capture solution
In recent years, Europe has stepped up efforts to cut emissions, boost sustainability and expand the use of green technologies and renewable energy, all to meet European Green Deal targets and curb climate change. Direct Air Capture (DAC) solutions have been promising for further enhancing these efforts, helping bridge the emissions gap and even clean up both hard-to-abate and historical emissions. These solutions are environmentally friendly, scalable globally, and socially responsible. Unfortunately, the novelty of these solutions has led to few efficient, market-ready solutions. The EU-funded StackDAC project will develop an innovative, cutting-edge, and fully-electric DAC technology, designed to be scalable at the gigaton scale while remaining sustainable and responsible.
Objective
Direct Air Capture (DAC) is set to play a crucial role in solving one of the most complex problems of our time: bridging the emissions gap and cleaning up both historical and hard-to-abate emissions. It’s the only solution that can permanently and verifiably remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. But as promising as DAC is, it’s also an enormous technical challenge, considering that while CO2 levels are high enough to drive our climate change, they make up just 0.04% of the air we breathe.
To truly reduce atmospheric CO2 levels and recover gigatons of atmospheric CO2 each year, DAC technology must be environmentally friendly, socially responsible, and scalable at a global level.
At RepAir, we’re developing the technology that will make make this a reality with our cutting-edge, fully electric DAC technology, engineered as a trully scalable solution at the gigaton scale.
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HORIZON.3.1 - The European Innovation Council (EIC)
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3093181 ZICHRON YAAKOV
Israel
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