Creating Profitable Opportunities from The Carbon Problem

THE CO₂ PROBLEM

Step 1: Capture the CO₂

Pure CO₂ (99%+) is required for deep-well storage or commercial utilization
There is a vast difference in project economics between point source capture and direct air capture, which requires concentrating CO₂
Direct Air Capture consumes approximately 4.1X the energy required to sequester CO₂ compared to exploiting even a "low-grade" (~15%) point source, according to thermodynamics
For ethanol, natural gas production, and ammonia plants where the CO₂ concentration is already at 99%, the carbon capture energy advantage of these point sources is immense

Step 2: Storing the Captured CO₂

Step 3: Utilize the CO₂ (but why is this so hard?)

Plasma technology overcomes CO₂ inertness so that its energized molecular fragments can be used to form other chemicals. No need for catalysts.
CO₂ is a resource creating abundance, instead of a waste product requiring thoughtful disposal.
Each plasma-activated molecular fragment cascades into multiple products with broad-addressable applications.
Core technology is proven and flexible, yet highly unique.