P. Shorey,& A. Abdulla, Integrating climate and physical constraints into assessments of net capture from direct air capture facilities, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci.

Objective:

• Present results from an integrated assessment of the global deployment potential of a leading liquid-solvent direct air capture (DAC) technology

Case:

• Global grid

Methodology:

• Processed simulation model

Data Source

• Climate
• Energy

Findings:

• Capture rates are strongly driven by temperature and, to a lesser extent, pressure

• Water losses are strongly affected by temperature, humidity and pressure

• Differences in the total energy intensity of capture are largely driven by altitude

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