Captura

We're proud to unveil our brand new company video, which gives a behind-the-scenes look at the work we’re doing to scale our #DirectOceanCapture technology!    From our operational plant at the Port of Los Angeles to our headquarters in Pasadena, see how our team is dedicated to creating a scalable and sustainable climate solution.   Our process removes CO2 from the atmosphere by harnessing the power of the ocean, all while ensuring that it is safe for the marine ecosystem through careful monitoring and tracking efforts. 🌊 

Its all about SCALE. The need for carbon dioxide removal (CDR) is going to be so large that solutions must be able to address how they can achieve sustainable, affordable, large-scale deployment. At Captura everything we do is focused on SCALE: -> Leverage the enormous, existing ocean for CO2 drawdown -> High performance proprietary electrodialysis with lower energy use -> Low pressure drop to minimize water pumping needs -> No added materials or chemicals -> No by-products to dispose of -> Nothing added into the ocean -> Designed to operate with intermittent and off-peak renewable energy to reduce energy-use conflict -> Measurable stream of CO2 for sequestration or utilization Direct Ocean Capture (DOC) is a relatively new concept though so we wanted to provide some insight into why we believe this is a solution that can scale and be cost effective. Take a look at the paper below to learn more. #carbonremoval #directoceancapture

As a #CarbonDioxideRemoval (CDR) technology provider, one of the first questions we are often asked is: what does it cost?  Given its importance to policy and investment, understanding the potential cost of CDR technologies is critical for the growth and success of the industry.  Today, we are pleased to share our new white paper detailing Captura’s innovations and cost reductions in #DirectOceanCapture (DOC). Noting that many are working to advance knowledge of CDR costs, our paper contributes to efforts to understand the cost of DOC by sharing new insight into Captura’s process.  The paper explores our technology roadmap and proprietary innovations that will move our technology down the cost curve, including advancements in electrodialysis, gas extraction, and energy use. Through a comparison with prior academic studies, it offers a fresh perspective on the potential cost of DOC that is significantly lower than previous estimates and highly competitive with other high-integrity CDR technologies. To learn more, read the paper here: https://lnkd.in/dDRnQadZ #Innovation #CDRCosts #CarbonRemoval  

Next Saturday, Captura's Sr. Membrane and Electrodialysis Engineer, Éowyn Lucas, Ph.D., will be presenting at AltaSea at the Port of Los Angeles at 10:00 AM. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from one of our leading experts and learn about how we are scaling our #DirectOceanCapture technology while safeguarding the marine ecosystem. 🌊 Register below to secure your spot:

On August 14th at 10 AM PT, Captura's CEO, Steve Oldham, will be featured in Foresight Canada's Carbon Talks summer series. Join in to learn how our innovative #DirectOceanCapture technology harnesses the world's greatest existing carbon removal device—the ocean—to remove excess CO2 from the atmosphere, all while adding nothing new to the ocean. Register here: https://hubs.la/Q02KhF0B0 #Webinar #OceanTech #ClimateAction

Captura is pleased to be featured in Global CCS Institute's 2024 Technology Compendium. Discover how our #DirectOceanCapture (DOC) technology uses the ocean’s natural ability to draw down excess CO2 from the atmosphere while prioritizing ocean health. With only seawater and renewable energy as inputs and no by-products adding nothing new to the ocean, DOC is an effective, low-cost, scalable approach to mitigate climate change. Read the full Compendium for more information below. ⬇️ #CleanTech #ClimateAction #CDR #DOC

Thank you, Climate Insider, for highlighting the critical climate tipping points and the urgent need for action. Captura's #DirectOceanCapture technology removes CO2 directly from the ocean. This enhances the ocean's ability to draw down CO2 from the atmosphere, helping to address the climate challenge. Scalable solutions and collaborative efforts are key to safeguarding our planet for future generations. #CarbonRemoval #ClimateAction #CDR

Captura is hiring a Director of Engineering! Our company is growing and we are looking for a dynamic Director of Engineering to join our team and lead the technical deployment of Captura’s #DirectOceanCapture technology at pilot and commercial scales. Located in Pasadena, California, apply now to be a part of our team dedicated to making a significant impact on carbon removal at a large scale. Find out more information here: https://lnkd.in/gYdwZtGF #Hiring #JobsinCarbonRemoval #EngineeringRoles

Thank you to Carbon Herald for featuring Captura's CEO, Steve Oldham, on the latest episode of the #Carbonsations podcast with Violet George!🎙️   In this episode, Steve discusses the similarities between #DirectAirCapture (DAC) and #DirectOceanCapture (DOC), highlighting the critical need for a variety of feasible and scalable carbon removal solutions. He dives deep into the unique features of Captura’s DOC technology, which has “the same fundamental ins and outs” as DAC, with the added advantage of leveraging the vast, natural carbon removal capability of the world’s oceans.   With his extensive expertise in the carbon removal space, having scaled a DAC company and now leading Captura, Steve offers valuable insights into the future of the industry, the importance of protecting ocean health, and the critical role of policy support. 🌊   Don't miss out on this insightful discussion. Listen to the full podcast below! ⬇️

Our portfolio company Captura is making waves 🌊 in the fight against #climatechange!  With the Port of Los Angeles as the backdrop, Captura has been working to find innovative solutions that put the power of the ocean front and center. The technology not only works  to capture and store carbon dioxide, but it also  protects marine ecosystems by offering a scalable and #sustainable approach to reducing CO2 levels. Find out how their cutting edge technology is shaping  the future, in this article from National Geographic 💡 https://lnkd.in/gEzFtgup