GreenCap Solutions Selected by the Arctic Direct Air Capture Initiative

Arctic Direct Air Capture Project

GreenCap Solutions has been selected as one of the core technologies for the Arctic DAC Project, currently being developed in Alaska. The project is backed by the Alaska CCS Consortium, a collaboration between ASRC Energy Services, LLC, Santos, and Repsol, aiming to establish a large-scale DAC hub in the region.

The first phase of the project will evaluate the feasibility of capturing 50,000 tons of CO₂ annually, with a long-term goal of scaling up to 1 million tons per year. This project represents a major step forward in deploying DAC at an industrial scale, leveraging cutting-edge technologies to address climate challenges in Arctic conditions.

Why GreenCap?

GreenCap’s technology was selected for its ability to operate in extreme environments, utilizing modular scalability and a chemical-free adsorption process, making it particularly suited for Arctic operations. Additionally, waste heat from on-site gas turbines will be integrated into the system, further enhancing energy efficiency.

“We are thrilled to be included as a key technology provider for this landmark international DAC project. This aligns perfectly with our long-term strategy to collaborate with experienced global partners in scaling our patented carbon capture solutions.”

Jarle Skjæveland

Business Developer and co-founder, GreenCap Solutions

“The Arctic DAC project represents a significant milestone in GreenCap’s international expansion. Being chosen for an industrial-scale DAC removal plant validates the strength of our sustainable technology and reinforces our commitment to pioneering large-scale decarbonization solutions.”

Ørjan Aukland

CEO, GreenCap Solutions