What's next for Climeworks? | Jan Wurzbacher, Christoph Gebald | Climeworks Carbon Removal Summit 24

As a main highlight of the conference, Climeworks introduced its Generation 3 direct air capture technology. It is set to be first deployed in the U.S. in 2026 as part of the megaton DAC Hub Project Cypress in Louisiana and will lower Climeworks’ capture cost to USD 250-300 and total carbon removal production cost to USD 400-600 per ton by 2030. Now, investors, corporate buyers, policy makers and suppliers need to pull in the same direction to help make this a reality.
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About the Carbon Removal Summit
Held since 2020, the Climeworks Carbon Removal Summit (previously known as Direct Air Capture Summit) is a one-of-a-kind platform featuring business, technology, scientists, and policy experts committed to supporting the scale-up of durable, verifiable, high-quality carbon removal solutions.
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Looking forward to hearing more about Project Cypress, I hope you break ground soon!

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Can you use the gen three sorbent in Mammoth and Orca to make those plants work better than designed originally?