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Global Thermostat


Direct Air Capture, Carbon capture, Carbon dioxide capture
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Global Thermostat Direct Air Capture


Direct Air Capture


AEC Production: Hydrocarbon-Based


Global Thermostat
https://www.globalthermostat.com/

Colorado


Company


2010


Global Thermostat is a privately owned US-based company that is a pioneer in commercializing direct air capture (DAC) technology. The company has devised a method of extracting carbon dioxide from the air by employing a solid sorbent monolith with low-pressure drop to produce a concentrated CO2 stream. The captured CO2 can be stored or sold to producers of biofertilizer, beverages, polymers, and other industries.


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Global Thermostat Direct Air Capture


Direct Air Capture, Carbon capture, Carbon dioxide capture


Global Thermostat has developed a technology that allows for the capturing of carbon dioxide (CO2) directly from the atmosphere using a proprietary honeycomb monolith contactor. The contactor contains a sorbent material that selectively adsorbs CO2, which is released and concentrated through a regeneration process using steam. The technology uses low-value heat for regeneration and can reportedly recover up to 50% of the regeneration heat in some configuration. The process takes around 15 minutes for capture from ambient air and 3 minutes for capture from more concentrated sources such as industrial flue gas.


AEC Production: Hydrocarbon-Based


Direct Air Capture


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