“Imagine if we could pull billions of tonnes of carbon dioxide directly from the air and transform it into sustainable fuels that power the world and slow climate change,” says Dr Sam Wenger, University of Sydney alumnus, Founder and CEO of Dac Labs.
“Imagine if we could pull billions of tonnes of carbon dioxide directly from the air and transform it into sustainable fuels that power the world and slow climate change,” says Dr Sam Wenger, University of Sydney alumnus, Founder and CEO of Dac Labs.
“This isn’t science fiction, it’s what we’re building right now.”
As Australia tackles the challenge of reaching ambitious emissions reduction targets – 43 percent below 2005 levels by 2030, net zero by 2050 – one emerging solution is carbon dioxide removal via direct air capture (DAC).
Dac Labs is a direct air capture manufacturing spinout company, supported by the University of Sydney, which is exploring a cost-effective, energy-efficient way of achieving this.
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Dr Sam Wenger and his team are developing direct air capture technology at Dac Labs, a University of Sydney spinout company. (Photo Credit: Alan Richardson)
