CO2 Sequestration
Sequester 10 billion tons of CO2 per year by 2040
5x increase in the volume of CO2 mineralized
Enabling 50-100 million tons of CO2 storage per project
Sequester 10 billion tons of CO2 per year by 2040
5x increase in the volume of CO2 mineralized
Enabling 50-100 million tons of CO2 storage per project
CO2 Sequestration & Mineralization
To prevent the adverse effects of climate change, we need environmentally safe ways to remove carbon dioxide permanently.
Carbon sequestration is where CO2 is captured and stored in geologic reservoirs.

The National Academies of Sciences and Engineering and Medicine estimates that we need to invest $1 billion over the next ten years to advance the development of CO2 sequestration technologies to reach the GtCO2/yr scale. Additionally, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report states that carbon capture and storage are critical to mitigating the effects of climate change.
THE PROBLEM
The Future
of CO2 Sequestration
The development of carbon mineralization sites in peridotite and basalt formations should focus on creating or enhancing reservoir permeability.

To reduce the cost of CO2 storage in tight formations to <$20/tCO2, we need permeability enhancement methods that do not damage the integrity of the cap rock.
The Future of CO2 Sequestration
The development of carbon mineralization sites in peridotite and basalt formations should focus on creating or enhancing reservoir permeability.

To reduce the cost of CO2 storage in tight formations to <$20/tCO2, we need permeability enhancement methods that do not damage the integrity of the cap rock.
The Future of Geothermal Heating Systems
There is an enormous supply of geothermal heat in low-permeability rock just below the surface.

In order to recover this heat, we need to create enhanced permeability in shallow geothermal reservoirs to enable fluid to circulate through the hot-rock system.
THE SOLUTION
How Electrical Reservoir Stimulation Can Enable Carbon Sequestration at the Gt/yr Scale
Electrical reservoir stimulation increases directional permeability, maximizing their active surface area for carbon mineralization and the storage capacity for sedimentary aquifer storage.

This enables higher rates of CO2 injection, increased mineralization reaction rates, and higher volumes of CO2 storage by unlocking the sequestration potential of low-permeability formations. Additionally, our technology enables permeability management, which allows multiple stages of carbon injection over the lifetime of a site. With electrical stimulation, we will change the future of CO2 sequestration potential globally.

Environmental Impact

Carbon mineralization and storage can eliminate 125 Gt of CO2 from the atmosphere by 2100

Creating higher permeability formations reduces the energy required for pumping CO2 by over 90%

With permeability enhancement, near-surface peridotite and basalt formations can store over 100,000 Gt of CO2 at affordable costs

The opportunity
Map of carbon sequestration opportunity
Source: Kelemen, P., et. al. An Overview of the Status and Challenges of CO2 storage in Mineral sand Geological Formations. Frontiers in Climate. 2019.
Utilizing Electrical Reservoir Stimulation to Facilitate Carbon Mineralization  
Utilizing electrical reservoir stimulation to facilitate carbon mineralizationUtilizing electrical reservoir stimulation to facilitate carbon mineralization
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