Direct Ocean Capture: A Potential Pathway to Certified Low-Carbon CO2 for E-Fuels

Sherry Lippiatt published a compelling article in Environment & Energy Leader exploring Direct Ocean Capture as a pathway for e-fuels.

In this piece, Sherry explores how Direct Ocean Capture (DOC)—an emerging ocean-based carbon removal technology—could supply certified low-carbon CO2 for synthesizing e-fuels, provided that protocols are established to account for the drawdown of atmospheric CO2. The discussion also highlights the significance of evolving regulations in shaping future adoption.

Why it matters:

  • E-fuels, produced by combining captured CO₂ with green hydrogen, could help decarbonize heavy transport sectors like aviation and shipping.

  • DOC is a scalable source of ocean-based CO₂that could compete with other sources of captured CO2 for e-fuel generation.

Read the full article.

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