Direct Air Carbon Capture
DACC is a process by which air is sucked in by large fans and directed through filters to remove the carbon dioxide contained within it. The removed carbon dioxide can then be stored and sold on for other purposes (e.g., to make fizzy drinks or pumped into greenhouses) or, alternatively, is pumped deep underground to be stored. It’s a three-step process Climeworks in Iceland has probably the most well-known DAC facilities (first Orca and now Mammoth), made up of modular…