Direct air capture plant expands alongside geothermal supply
A capture facility increases capacity by co-locating with low-carbon heat and nearby geological storage.
Source: Huburb demo record · no external source attached
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Aerelith Carbon
Direct air capture co-located with geothermal heat and storage.
What they do
Aerelith operates capture plants next to geothermal energy and basalt storage formations, selling verified removal by the tonne.
Why it's interesting
Huburb analysis — an editorial reading of the approach, not a sourced claim.
Co-location is the whole strategy: cheap low-carbon heat and nearby permanent storage remove the two largest cost lines at once.
Products
- Removal purchase agreements
- Capture module