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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Bi-partisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) - Houston Direct Air Capture (DAC) Hub the Project Will Explore the Potential of a Houston Area Direct Air Capture Hub. the Objective of the First Phase Is to Conduct a Pre-feasibility Study to Determine the Ownership Structure, Describe Anchoring Direct Air Capture and Conversion Technologies, and Conduct a Preliminary Life Cycle Assessment for an Initial Direct Air Capture Capacity of 50 Thousand Tonnes Per Year Carbon Dioxide Capture. the Objective of the Second Phase Is to Conduct a Preliminary Front End Engineering Design Study for the 50 Thousand Tonnes Per Year Initial Capacity, Create a Balance of Plant Conceptual Design for a 1 Million Tonnes Per Year Direct Air Capture Hub Capacity, Update the Life Cycle Assessment, Draft an Integrated Project Schedule, and Finalize Required Project Plans for the Direct Air Capture Hub.
Committed
$2.6 Million
Paid out
$350.2K
14%
Committed, not yet paid
$2.2M
86%
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