Carbon capture technology aims to create jet fuel from thin air
A South Yorkshire tech centre has extracted carbon dioxide in a project that could reshape aviation travel
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A South Yorkshire tech centre has extracted carbon dioxide in a project that could reshape aviation travel
Sky News was given exclusive access to the machine which will run on solar power to recover 50 tonnes of CO2 from the air per year.
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The Mission Zero Technologies system will be located in Quebec in 2024 and will tap into the region's vast reserves of renewable hydroelectric energy.
Deep Sky, a Montreal-based carbon removal project developer, and Mission Zero Technologies (MZT), a London-based pioneer of high-efficiency Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology, are partnering to deploy DAC facilities in Canada. The partners will begin with a first-of-a-kind (FOAK) demonstration of the technology capturing 250 tons of CO₂ annually, with the aim to eventually build commercial facilities that capture between 100,000 and one million tons annually.