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Regional Direct Air Capture Hubs | Department of Energy Regional Direct Air Capture Hubs Direct air capture (DAC) is a process that separates carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air, helping to reduce legacy CO2 in the atmosphere. The separated CO2 can then be safely and permanently stored deep underground or converted into useful carbon-containing products like concrete that prevent its release back into the atmosphere.
Widespread deployment of innovative DAC technologies that capture emissions are key to reinforcing our nation’s global competitiveness and delivering new economic opportunities for American communities and industries. The Regional DAC Hubs Program helps to accelerate the demonstration and deployment of DAC technologies. OCED’s DAC Hubs Program will develop four domestic direct air capture hubs.
Each will demonstrate a DAC technology or suite of technologies at a commercial scale with the potential for capturing at least 1 million metric tons of CO2 annually from the atmosphere. Once captured, the CO2 will be permanently stored in a geologic formation or converted into new products. DAC Hubs Funding Announcement, $1.
8 Billion, issued December 2024 View the Notice of Funding Opportunity , issued December 2024 Read the OCED News Alert , issued December 2024 Request for Information, issued October 2024 View the Request for Information on Additional Support Opportunities for Commercial Direct Air Capture Demonstrations , issued October 2024 Read the OCED News Alert announcing the Request for Information, issued October 2024 View the Notice of Intent , issued September 2024.
Read the OCED News Alert announcing the Notice of Intent, published September 2024. Regional Direct Air Capture Hubs Program Funding Opportunity Announcement DE-FOA-0002735, $3. 5 billion, issued December 2022 Download the Funding Opportunity Announcement , issued December 2022.
Download the previously issued Notice of Intent , published May 2022. Read the Carbon Management Liftoff Report . Watch the Carbon Management Liftoff Webinar .
For more information on the Regional Direct Air Capture Hubs Program, contact DAC-OCED@hq. doe. gov .
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