There’s a new direct air capture (DAC) company on the block, and it’s already secured investment from the likes of Coca-Cola, Caltech, Wilson Hill Ventures, and more.
ZeoDAC launched this with the goal of providing a compelling economic advantage for large-scale, commercial carbon capture and use.
Founders Professor Christopher Jones, an expert in DAC technologies from Georgia Tech, and Mark Davis, a chemical engineering Professor from Caltech, have launched with a company mission to capture carbon dioxide (CO2) from air to create a better tomorrow.
Jones commented, “ZeoDAC’s CO2 capture process leverages chemically and mechanically roust solid sorbent with established supply chains deployed in an energy-efficient temperature-vacuum swing adsorption cycle, leading to a simple yet economically advantaged process.”
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