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        Global Thermostat, a direct air capture (DAC) startup, has announced the commissioning of its first containerized T-Series system for the multi-ton level DAC of CO2.
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        This T-Series system can be used for smaller commercial and pilot applications, allowing customers to start small and grow their systems over time.
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        Two microalgae producers, MicroBio Engineering Inc and Cyanotech Corporation, plan to deploy this system to improve the production of microalgae biomass for renewable fuels in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.
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 <p>Global Thermostat, a direct air capture (DAC) startup, has announced the commissioning of its first containerized T-Series system for the multi-ton level DAC of CO2.</p>
 <p>This T-Series system can be used for smaller commercial and pilot applications, allowing customers to start small and grow their systems over time.</p>
 <p>Two microalgae producers, MicroBio Engineering Inc and Cyanotech Corporation, plan to deploy this system to improve the production of microalgae biomass for renewable fuels in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.</p>
 
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Global Thermostat commissions its first T-Series DAC system

Sumitomo Corporation invests and signs LoI with Global Thermostat

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Global Thermostat commissions its first T-Series DAC system

Sumitomo Corporation invests and signs LoI with Global Thermostat

Black & Veatch receives USD 2.5 million in federal funding to advance Global Thermostat’s DAC technology