CO2

“Typically the numbers we work with is if you've got pure CO₂ to work with, you probably have 40, it's 40 to 60 dollars per ton. But if you're using, doing post-combustion with a clean flue gas, probably 80, the end application will be 80 to a hundred dollars p…”

“For instance, that erosion question I just brought up earlier, there's been an ongoing debate about, you know, whether The erosion of soil and transport of that carbon amounts to a source or a sink of CO₂ to the atmosphere. We don't really even feel certain ab…”

“It's not like we can somehow use mycorrhizae To additionally now draw down more CO two than they are already.”

“If you get A better conversion of CO two and hydrogen to methanol on a single pass. It just really doesn't move the overall economics in a huge way because, again, back to a previous point, CO two and hydrogen are the big cost drivers in that system.”

“Now there's hundreds of companies that turn CO₂ into those kinds of products.”

“So turning CO two into concrete is a gigaton market, and it's not nuts. It actually releases energy.”

“If you can actually turn CO two into those materials, they're hard to make, but boy, are they valuable. They're like a 100,000 dollars a ton.”

“So it costs something like 18 bucks a ton or something like that to ship things by truck, where it might cost two bucks a ton to ship it by pipeline, right?”

“So if you look at, like, the total process Of the iron making and the steel making together for a vet, just like a very typical conventional blast furnace facility, you're usually going to end up with more than two tons of CO two per ton of steel, which is kin…”