International > Lower cost for direct air capture means net zero less costly and more likely -report

Lower cost for direct air capture means net zero less costly and more likely -report

Published 12:29 on July 27, 2022  /  Last updated at 12:44 on July 27, 2022  / Peter Kiernan /  International

The use of direct air capture with CCS, or DACCS, would reduce the total cost of decarbonisation in meeting global climate goals in a long term scenario where deploying the technology at scale is low cost, while also making it more likely that net zero emissions can be reached, according to a report released this week.
The use of direct air capture with CCS, or DACCS, would reduce the total cost of decarbonisation in meeting global climate goals in a long term scenario where deploying the technology at scale is low cost, while also making it more likely that net zero emissions can be reached, according to a report released this week.


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