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Heirloom aims to remove one billion tons of carbon dioxide by 2035 through natural processes. Its system of capturing, processing, and storing CO2 is the world’s most cost-effective direct air capture solution. Once it captures the CO2, Heirloom compresses and pumps it underground into geological reservoirs for safe and permanent storage.
Design & Make
Heirloom’s DAC technology accelerates limestone’s natural ability to sequester CO2, enabling its safe and permanent storage in materials like concrete.
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— Maryam Nassir, Controls Engineer, Heirloom
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AutoCAD
Using AutoCAD and other Autodesk software, Heirloom is designing DAC via carbon mineralization devices that can withstand natural forces while achieving durability and cost goals for scale.
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Design & Make
Carbon removal is gaining ground, with investments from public and private sectors. Here are the basics—and where this emerging sustainability industry is headed.
