Skytree, a Netherlands-based developer of decentralized direct air capture (DAC) systems for Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA), has launched its first commercial modular DAC unit called Skytree Cumulus. It aims to support indoor farmers and greenhouse growers to source CO2 sustainably.
Skytree Cumulus is designed to capture CO2 from the atmosphere, filter it, and store it in pressurized buffer tanks. The modular unit is capable of delivering up to 10 kg of CO2 per day and can be scaled to suit the size of the indoor farm. The product is available for ordering with shipping starting from early 2024.
In the pipeline for 2024, Skytree aims to introduce a larger DAC unit capable of generating up to 400 kg of CO2 per day, intended for building materials and hard-to-abate industrial businesses.
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