Company behind UK's first commercial direct air capture plant begins international deployment

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Mission Zero Technologies

Bill Gates-backed Mission Zero Technologies details plans for third carbon removal system to be delivered within a year

The Bill Gates-backed start up behind the UK's first commercial direct air capture (DAC) plant has begun the process of delivering its first international project in Alberta, Canada. Powered by solar...

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