Why is everyone talking about Direct Air Capture?
Even if industries reduce emissions as much as possible, some CO2 will remain in the atmosphere.
That's why technologies like Direct Air Capture (DAC) are becoming increasingly important as part of the conversation around net zero. Instead of capturing CO2 at ist source, DAC removes it directly from ambient air — opening up new possibilities for permanent carbon removal and selected industrial applications.
Direct Air Capture is a multi-step process, with different technologies and areas of expertise contributing along the way. At thyssenkrupp Calvion, we contribute to one key process step by bringing our expertise in oxyfuel calcination — helping enable the release of a high-purity CO2 stream as part of the overall DAC process.
But how does Direct Air Capture actually work?
This post is part of our new #CalvionExplained series, where we'll regularly break down technologies shaping the future of industrial decarbonization.
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