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Articles by Jack Andreasen
The Climeworks Scandal That Wasn’t
Two events last week thrust direct air capture carbon removal into the spotlight — one promising, though controversial for some, the other mendacious and ill-informed. On Friday, Occidental announced a potential $500 million joint venture investment from Adnoc’s XRG, the lower-carbon investment wing for the United Arab Emirates state-run oil company in Oxy’s South Texas DAC Hub project.
Direct Air Capture Is Missing One Key Ingredient
Imagine a world where we can pull pollution straight out of the air, reversing the damage done to our climate. It’s not science fiction—it’s happening now with new technologies that are being built right here in the U.S. Last year, the Department of Energy (DOE) announced its first set of awards in the Direct Air Capture (DAC) Hubs program.
Carbon Management Rocks
đ Hi, dear 1,142 climate buddies đł What is this? This newsletter explores topics in climate, energy, and everything in between. Today, weâll take a break from the series about climate storytelling.
A Historic Day for Direct Air Capture
Today, the Department of Energy (DOE) announced the first round of Direct Air Capture (DAC) hubs awards. The hubs can bring together multiple DAC companies within the same facility to access shared infrastructure so they can scale their technology faster and do it at a lower cost. Today’s announcement is the first part of the program’s successful implementation, with over twenty projects selected for various stages of awards.
Peter Minor, Carbon180 & Jack Andreasen, Breakthrough Energy on Apple Podcasts
Today, we have two guests, Peter Minor, Director of Science and Innovation at Carbon180; and Jack Andreasen, Policy Manager for Carbon Management at Breakthrough Energy. Peter and Jack are two of the world’s foremost experts in the world on carbon dioxide removal, or CDR as it's called in climate circles. They and their respective organizations influence public policy, support critical technology research and development, and offer various other forms of support for the burgeoning field of CDR.
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