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Carbon removal services using direct air capture
Capture carbon dioxide from air with modular electrochemical technology

Mission Zero develops direct air capture equipment that recovers carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Its electrochemical approach runs with access to electricity and supplies captured carbon for different projects. The technology connects an atmospheric source with processes that otherwise need a carbon feedstock.
Applications include durable storage, building materials, and the production of synthetic fuels. These uses have different consequences for how carbon is retained or released, with the project determining what happens after capture. Mission Zero works with carbon users, developers, engineers, and researchers to deploy the equipment. A project can select the downstream use and arrange capture around its electricity and process requirements.
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