The largest direct air capture plant: Mammoth

Discover the latest milestone in Climeworks' Mammoth, the largest direct air capture and storage plant.
Only 18 months after groundbreaking, 90% of the systems, including storage partner Carbfix, are operational. The first 12 CO₂ collector containers have arrived on site, with preparations for initial CO₂ removal underway.
This achievement, made possible by dedicated Climeworkers in Iceland, marks a significant step in combating climate change. Stay tuned for more updates on Mammoth's progress.
Learn more: climeworks.com/plant-mammoth
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[@Delvis343]

I’d be interested to hear how the efficacy changes in the cold.

[@vasilikisamara]

Do they use the CO2 for the greenhouses? How do they store it?

[@percival23]

So you installed this in a place where you have some the cleanest air in the world? .......you don't think the Bronx needs this more?

[@JerC838]

I would have put this in China lol

[@gavinlenobel174]

You need cheap power and a place to inject the co2 underground. Can you do that in the Bronx?

[@user-hg8jy9mi3q]

bro this is for greenhouse gas capture not for polluting gases, artic amplification is more than in other regions.

[@jadsonby7817]

Gente, vamos compartilhar, a opinião popular precisa conhecer a iniciativa e cobrar dos governos

[@aryan_kalita]

How are the machines of this facility operated? If it runs on electricity, is it produced by renewable source? If No, then its a matter of concern

[@lettheshowbegin]

Hey mammoth, I am Harsh from India and I want to join you, to learn. Is there any chance of it?