DAC report library

[Andrew Lockley]

https://daccoalition.org/report-library/

Report Library

Whether by academic institutions or highly credible NGOs, there are many reports looking at this breakthrough climate solution, in terms of its technology, potential, future costs, and scalability.

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[Michael Hayes]

Andrew,

Thanks for info on DAC.

Below is information on DOC, or Direct Ocean Capture. As the ocean surface water has significantly more C than the surface atmosphere, DOC likely represents a stronger CDR potential than DAC and DOC can be combined with other marine-based mitigation methods such as MCB, biomass production, Brightwater, water purification etc.

DOC, in the form of saltwater electrolysis/ocean alkalinity enhancement (which technically is a form of C conversion and not capture and thus no storage is needed), can produce H2/bio oil as byproducts and thus DOC can help address both CDR and emissions avoidance needs. DAC seems, atleast to me, to be rather weak in comparison to DOC.

https://arpa-e.energy.gov/technologies/exploratory-topics/direct-ocean-capture

Regards

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