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Adept Aqua
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Adept Aqua captures atmospheric and marine carbon dioxide using a proprietary, non-electrified renewable energy process. This purified CO₂ is supplied as feedstock for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), e-methanol, and other industrial applications, supporting decarbonization and circular carbon economies.
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Problem
The increasing concentration of atmospheric and marine carbon dioxide presents significant environmental challenges. Simultaneously, hard-to-abate sectors like aviation and shipping require sustainable fuel alternatives to meet decarbonization targets.
Solution
Adept Aqua employs a proprietary process utilizing natural, non-electrified renewable energy to capture carbon dioxide from both atmospheric and marine environments. The extracted CO₂ molecules are then purified and supplied as a feedstock for industrial applications, primarily focusing on the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and e-methanol. This approach facilitates a circular carbon economy by recycling CO₂ and provides nature remediation services through marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR). Adept Aqua's model supports industries transitioning to net-zero emissions by offering a reliable source of low-carbon industrial gases.
Target Audience
Primary customers include developers of sustainable aviation fuel and e-methanol, as well as agricultural, food and beverage, and construction industries seeking low-carbon industrial gas inputs.
Features
- Novel, patent-pending process for marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR).
- Direct Air Capture (DAC) capability for atmospheric CO₂ extraction.
- Utilization of natural, non-electrified renewable energy sources for CO₂ capture.
- Production of purified CO₂ gas for industrial feedstock.
- Supply chain integration for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production.
- Feedstock provision for e-methanol synthesis.
- Support for greenhouse enrichment in agriculture and controlled environment agriculture systems.
- CO₂ supply for food and beverage carbonation and packaging.
- Potential for mineral carbonation for use in cement and concrete.