- Aramco is partnering with Siemens Energy AG to develop a small-scale direct air capture “test unit,” which is set to be finished in 2024.
- Direct air capture, or DAC, works by extracting carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and converting it into solid or liquid forms to be stored underground.
- Some experts say that DAC is too expensive and yields too little results to be a viable carbon reduction strategy.
Aramco, Siemens Energy launch direct air capture project (cnbc.com)
