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Techno-economic Tool for Evaluating Direct Air Capture System Performance: A Case Study across U.S. Cities

Boerst, Jason·Sharma, Smriti·Zaremsky, Connie·Pena-Cabra, Ivonne·Iyengar, Arun·Nichols, Christopher
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The presentation provides an overview of the Direct Air Capture (DAC) Siting Tool including regional factors impacting DAC performance and modeling costs for CO2 transport and storage. The presentation shows illustrative results in terms of the cost of CO2 removal ($/tonne) and DAC favorability index for case study sites.

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Boerst, Jason, Sharma, Smriti, Zaremsky, Connie, Pena-Cabra, Ivonne, Iyengar, Arun, Nichols, Christopher. 2024-11-04. Techno-economic Tool for Evaluating Direct Air Capture System Performance: A Case Study across U.S. Cities. https://doi.org/10.2172/2539751

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