Project Description
Direct air capture (DAC), as the word implies, is a technology that captures carbon dioxide directly from the air and, when combined with storage (DAC+S), stores the captured CO₂ deep underground.
This technology can be used anywhere in the world, and storage is achieved via a natural geological process. Once captured, the CO₂ is transported deep underground, where it mineralizes in geological formations and remains for more than 10,000 years — that’s why it’s described as a permanentsolution.
The models for industrial installations often present difficult challenges that both architects and builders must consider.
One of the greatest benefits that these models offer is the fact that they faithfully represent the technological equipment used in the manufacturing process, but also the way in which they carry out their activity.
