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'Antacid for the ocean': Ottawa-born cleantech firm foresees lucrative future for carbon-capture system - Vimarsana News

'Antacid for the ocean': Ottawa-born cleantech firm foresees lucrative future for carbon-capture system

Planetary Technologies has raised nearly $8 million in seed funding as it vies for tens of millions of dollars in prize money in a green-technology competition backed by Elon Musk.

Source: obj.ca
'Antacid for the ocean': Ottawa-born cleantech firm foresees lucrative future for carbon-capture system - Vimarsana News

'Antacid for the ocean': Ottawa-born cleantech firm foresees lucrative future for carbon-capture system

Planetary Technologies has raised nearly $8 million in seed funding as it vies for tens of millions of dollars in prize money in a green-technology competition backed by Elon Musk.

Source: obj.ca
Carbon Removal Startup Planetary Technologies Announces $7.8M in Funding, Offer of 3,000 Carbon Credits - Vimarsana News

Carbon Removal Startup Planetary Technologies Announces $7.8M in Funding, Offer of 3,000 Carbon Credits

Planetary’s proprietary accelerated carbon removal tech stores carbon in oceans, while restoring ocean health and generating green hydrogen

Island native wins Musk Foundation grant - Mount Desert Islander - Vimarsana News

Island native wins Musk Foundation grant - Mount Desert Islander

With the grant, the team plans to work with Planetary Hydrogen to advance the objective of discovering the power of the oceans to address climate change – and to win the grand XPRIZE in 2025. 

Petrifying Climate Change | Hakai Magazine - Vimarsana News

Petrifying Climate Change | Hakai Magazine

Article body copy A new method for combatting climate change feels like a bit of modern-day alchemy: scientists have figured out how to take carbon dioxide out of the ocean and turn it into harmless rock. For every tonne of carbon dioxide we pump into the air, roughly a quarter of it gets absorbed by the ocean like a giant, watery sponge. All of this excess carbon dioxide is acidifying the water and threatening organisms, such as those with calcium carbonate shells, that are sensitive to the change. To avert this fate, carbon emissions need to drop—fast. But many scientists also believe tha...