Blizzard-whipped glaciers, lava-spewing volcanoes, kilometer upon kilometer of rough, black basalt rocks, and almost constant darkness in winter. This is Iceland, the location of the world’s first industrial-scale plant to suck carbon dioxide from the air and store it underground.
Mammoth, the world’s largest direct air capture and storage plant, is designed for a nameplate capture capacity of up to 36,000 tons of CO2 per year Climeworks broke ground on Mammoth in June 2022. The plant is built in a modular design, with twelve of its total 72 collector containers currently installed onsite.
Known as the Land of Ice and Fire, Iceland is blessed with an abundance of geothermal energy. It also is mostly made of basalt rock, which turns out to be an ideal medium for storing CO 2. Climeworks marries Icelandic geology with what it says is cutting-edge technology for extracting CO 2 from the air and locking it underground.
Under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the US has also agreed to provide companies with $3.5 billion to scale DAC. A shadow over Climeworks’ ambition to make Iceland a DAC and CO 2 storage hub is that the hot rocks providing the company with its geothermal energy also come with a threat.
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