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Climeworks
Climeworks' Mammoth plant in Iceland has nominal capacity of 36,000–40,000 t/yr1. Climeworks' stable long-run DAC costs may be ~$300/tonne by 20302.
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Climeworks' Mammoth plant in Iceland has nominal capacity of 36,000–40,000 t/yr
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“Climeworks' Mammoth plant in Iceland, opened 2024, has nominal capacity of 36,000–40,000 t/yr”
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Climeworks' stable long-run DAC costs may be ~$300/tonne by 2030
The Net-Zero / Carbon-Credit / Climate-Finance Architecture:
“~$300/tonne by 2030”
VERIFIED — a word-for-word match in the stored source
Energy requirements for scaling DAC to 2 GtCO₂/year would require up to 2,400 TWh
The Net-Zero / Carbon-Credit / Climate-Finance Architecture:
“up to 2,400 TWh”
VERIFIED — a word-for-word match in the stored source
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Disputed
"Climeworks' long-run DAC costs may be ~$300/tonne by 2030, not $100"
Asserted by Climeworks · stance: critical
The evidence on file mostly supports this, but it's still someone's claim, not a settled fact.
The Net-Zero / Carbon-Credit / Climate-Finance Architecture: ↗