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Vycarb Successfully Stores Low-Purity CO2 In Seawater
Brooklyn-based Vycarb recently reached a significant milestone in storing low-purity CO2 in sea water. This convenient, low-cost solution has the potential to make CCS more affordable and accessible.
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Vycarb, a Brooklyn‑based company, has demonstrated that low‑purity carbon dioxide can be stored in seawater, marking a milestone for the firm’s carbon‑capture technology. The approach is described as a convenient, low‑cost method that could reduce the expense of CCS and broaden its accessibility. The achievement was highlighted during a visit to Vycarb’s Brooklyn Navy Yard headquarters with CEO and Founder Dr. Garrett Boudinot.
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