Carboniferous

Black Sea

Sinks leftover surgar cane and corn fibre into the deep ocean. 

Carboniferous is safely and purposefully replicating the process of anoxic biomass carbon sequestration. We are a BiCRS pathway, storing terrestrial biomass in naturally forming permanent anoxic basins under the ocean.
Country: Turkey
Status: Concept
Type: Biomass burial

Carboniferous

Cariaco Basin, Venezuela

Sinks leftover surgar cane and corn fibre into the deep ocean. 

Carboniferous is safely and purposefully replicating the process of anoxic biomass carbon sequestration. We are a BiCRS pathway, storing terrestrial biomass in naturally forming permanent anoxic basins under the ocean.
Country: Venezuela
Status: Concept
Type: Biomass burial
Vessel Manufacturing Factory

Vessel Manufacturing Factory

Panama City, Panama

Uses solar unmanned vessels to sink invasive seaweed to the deep sea.

Pull To Refresh’s carbon removal solution is highly scalable due to its deployment in the open ocean, which offers abundant space for expansion. This approach is both inexpensive and energy-efficient, utilizing solar power and the natural process of photosynthesis to minimize costs and environmental impact. The carbon is stored for over 1000 years thanks to the deep-sea environment’s cold temperatures, high pressure, and slow-moving horizontal currents. This ensures long-term sequestration.
Country: Panama
Status: Concept
Type: Algae sequestration
Photo: chalyon021

Banyu Carbon

CoMotion Labs at Fluke Hall, University of Washington

Uses sunlight to degas seawater

Banyu uses sunlight to capture CO₂ from seawater. A reusable, light-activated molecule that becomes acidic when exposed to light causes carbon dissolved in seawater to degas as CO₂, which is then stored permanently. Because only a small portion of the visible light spectrum is needed to trigger the reaction, this is a highly energy-efficient approach to direct ocean removal.
Country: United States
Status: Concept
Type: Direct Ocean Capture
Captura

Captura

Kårstøvegen 1, Sekundær Fylkesvei 798, 5565 Tysværvåg, Norway

Uses established electrochemical concepts to enable gigatonne removals

Developed and proven in Caltech’s laboratories, Captura uses established electrochemical concepts to enable gigatonne-scalable solutions for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere via direct ocean capture. We capture carbon dioxide using only renewable electricity and ocean water, producing no by-products. Captura’s mission is globally scalable carbon capture to support a sustainable future for the world’s climate.
Country: Norway
Status: Concept
Type: Direct Ocean Capture
Photo: chalyon021

Pull To Refresh

Panama City, Panama

Uses solar unmanned vessels to sink invasive seaweed to the deep sea

Country: Panama
Status: Concept
Type: Algae sequestration
Photo: chalyon021

Sustaera

Durham, North Carolina, USA

Clean air for a sustainable future.

Centuries of fossil emissions have led to a seismic shift in Earth’s carbon ecosystem. Sustaera, believe a better world is possible. They have developed a novel Direct Air Capture technology which uses renewable energy that will allow us to remove, replace, and reuse carbon at a massive scale to enable a cleaner future.
Country: United States
Status: Concept
Type: Direct Air Capture
Photo: chalyon021

Skyrenu Technologies

Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada

ready to take on the challenge of decarbonization

Skyrenu develops innovative solutions to decarbonize society in order to make carbon neutrality a reality. They recycle mining and industrial residues to sequester CO2 in a reliable and sustainable manner.
Country: Canada
Status: Concept
Type: Direct Air Capture
Photo: chalyon021

Sirona Technologies

Brussels, Belgium

On a mission for net zero emission

Sirona is pioneering direct air capture technology to remove CO2 from the air, with a focus on speed, scalability and a low capex design.
Country: Belgium
Status: Concept
Type: Direct Air Capture
Photo: chalyon021

Removr

Oslo, Norway

Scaling carbon removal to avoid global warming

Removr’s ambition is to become the global leader in Direct Air Capture. It starts with the world’s first large-scale solid sorbent carbon removal facility, leveraging the best available technology, unique Nordic advantages, and a world-class team and partners.
Country: Norway
Status: Concept
Type: Direct Air Capture