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Direct air capture of CO2 - a new global role for Australia?

from TRACK CHANGES - chats with climate change and sustainability experts

Could Australia's future as a renewable energy superpower encompass providing Direct Air Capture services to major international companies? Find out in this chat with two direct air capture (DAC) experts - Julian Turecek, chief executive of Australian start-up AspiraDAC, and Professor Deanna D'Alessandro, director of Sydney University's Net Zero Institute. Find out how DAC works, the state of play, and when the technology is likely to be ready for large-scale deployment. You can find out more about AspiraDAC here https://www.aspiradac.com There's more on the Net Zero Institute here https://www.sydney.edu.au/net-zero-institute/ You can find out more about the Direct Air Capture Coalition here https://daccoalition.org

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