DAC process development
PtX Lab Study | 11/2024 | Topic: Direct Air Capture | 75 Pages
Global warming is a key challenge that Germany and the EU want to tackle with the goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2050.
A greenhouse gas-neutral energy sector is crucial to this, with renewable energies requiring greater flexibility in generation and use. Sector coupling – particularly between the electricity and transport sectors – can be achieved through power-to-X technologies. This involves producing green hydrogen and processing it together with CO₂ into synthetic fuels.
One climate-friendly source of CO₂ is the direct air capture (DAC) process, which extracts CO₂ directly from the air. The aim of the DAC-Tape project is to pave the way for a large-scale, scalable DAC system with an annual capacity of at least 63,000 tonnes of CO₂.
Bibliographic data
- Publication: Studie DAC-Prozessentwicklung
- Publication date: November 2024
- Publisher: PtX Lab Lausitz – Praxislabor für Kraft- und Grundstoffe aus grünem Wasserstoff, Calauer Straße 70, 03048 Cottbus
- Authors: Sahand Saadat, Timo-Julian Schneider, Ammar Tijani, Tilman Cremer (Fraunhofer Research Institution for Energy Infrastructures and Geotechnologies IEG)
- Citation suggestion: PtX Lab Lausitz (2024): Studie DAC-Prozessentwicklung
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