References for Direct air capture

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Alkaline
Bioenergy
Carbon capture and storage
Carbon capture and utilization
Carbon dioxide
Carbon dioxide removal
Carbon emission trading
Carbon price
Carbon sequestration
Cement
Point source pollution
Renewable energy
Solvent
Sorbent

Methods of capture

Absorption (chemistry)
Adsorbents
Amine
Carbonation
Chemisorption
Corrosive substance
International Energy Agency
Sodium carbonate
Sodium hydroxide
Solvent

Other explored methods

Carbon dioxide scrubber

Moisture swing sorbent

Center for Negative Carbon Emissions
Ion-exchange resin
Klaus Lackner

Metal-organic frameworks

Metal–organic framework

Membranes

Membrane

Environmental impact

Carbon capture and storage
Climate change mitigation
Flue gas
Fossil fuel
Irrigation
Paris Agreement
Renewable energy
Small modular reactor

Applications

Carbon sequestration
Carbon-neutral fuel
Carbonated water
Enhanced oil recovery
Fugitive emission
Greenhouse

Carbon Engineering

Bill Gates
N. Murray Edwards
Potassium carbonate
Potassium hydroxide
Synthetic fuel

Climeworks

Basalt
Bedrock
Carbfix
Climeworks
Framework Programmes for Research and Technological Development
Geothermal power
Hellisheiði Power Station
Hinwil
Incineration
Reykjavik Energy

Global Thermostat

ExxonMobil
Huntsville, Alabama
Manhattan
The Coca-Cola Company

Soletair Power

Expo 2020
Lappeenranta
Methane
Power-to-X
Renewable fuels
Wärtsilä

Prometheus Fuels

Adsorption
Carbon neutrality
Catalysis
Nanotube membrane
Renewable energy
Santa Cruz, California
Y Combinator

Heirloom Carbon Technologies

Microsoft
Short ton
Tracy, California

Other companies

Arizona State University
Carbfix
Center for Negative Carbon Emissions
Energy Impact Center
Reykjavik Energy

Innovations in Research

ETH Zurich
Photoacid

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