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DeltaSpark

DeltaSpark provides a modular container unit that attaches to existing carbon capture systems and uses a patented electrocatalytic process to mineralize CO₂ on‑site while splitting water to generate clean hydrogen and oxygen. The resulting solid carbonates can be sold for green concrete or bricks, and the hydrogen serves as low‑cost local fuel, turning emissions into marketable products and revenue streams for heavy‑industry sectors such as cement, waste‑to‑energy, steel, chemicals, and power generation.

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Funding

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Product

Problem

Industrial sectors such as cement, waste‑to‑energy, steel, chemicals and power generation emit large quantities of CO₂ that are difficult to eliminate and often require costly offsets or transport of captured carbon.

Solution

DeltaSpark offers a modular container unit that connects to existing carbon capture systems and uses a patented electrocatalytic process to mineralize CO₂ on‑site while simultaneously splitting water to produce clean hydrogen and oxygen. The solid carbonates generated can be sold as feedstock for green concrete or construction bricks, and the hydrogen serves as a low‑cost local fuel. By converting captured CO₂ into marketable products and energy at the point of emission, DeltaSpark enables heavy‑industry emitters to reduce their carbon footprint, comply with regulations, and create new revenue streams through carbon credits and sale of hydrogen and carbonates.

Target Audience

Primary customers are heavy‑industry operators in cement, waste‑to‑energy, steel, chemicals and power generation that have on‑site carbon capture systems and need a local solution for CO₂ utilization and clean energy production.

Features

  • Integrated electrocatalytic reactor that mineralizes CO₂ and splits water in a single step
  • Modular container design for retrofitting onto existing capture infrastructure without disrupting operations
  • On‑site production of green hydrogen and oxygen for use as low‑cost fuel or industrial gas
  • Generation of solid carbonated minerals suitable for green concrete, bricks, or other construction materials
  • Ability to certify removed CO₂ as carbon credits, providing an additional financial incentive
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