When fossil fuels are burned, molecules of CO2 are burned along with other gasses. Carbon capture systems treat these gasses before they are released into the atmosphere. This treatment is a chemical which is sprayed on the gasses to bond exclusively with carbon molecules. The carbon molecules are weighed down by this chemical bond and captured. The mixture is then heated to release pure CO2 which is captured from entering the atmosphere.

Without interrupting operations, multi-site businesses can implement carbon capture solutions. These devices are sized according to the facility’s load and can fit on rooftops, basements, garages. They can be installed indoors or outdoors. 

There are many ways in which captured carbon can be used.  It can be buried deep within the earth where rock layers provide a safe storage cap.  Carbon can also be used as a byproduct in the manufacturing process of concrete, and it can replace petroleum in the production of jet fuel and plastics.  Carbon Capture is an effective decarbonization tool in reducing Scope 1 emissions.

Ideal installations include urban structures or heavy industrial applications containing a common exhaust point.