Dotz Nano Limited (ASX:DTZ) Advances DAC Technology with Successful Pilot
Technological Advancements
Dotz Nano Limited has successfully completed a lab-scale pilot demonstration of DotzEarth’s Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology. The results validate the superior CO₂ working capacity, durability, and energy efficiency of their DAC sorbent compared to commercial alternatives.
Future Plans
The company is designing an outdoor field pilot expected to operationalise in the second half of 2025. This initiative aims to scale up the DAC technology and demonstrate its commercial potential in real-world environments.
Executive Comments
CEO Sharon Malka stated, “We are excited by the successful outcomes of this lab-scale pilot demonstration of our breakthrough DAC sorbent material. This novel sorbent outperforms current commercial solutions, offering superior CO₂ working capacity at lower regeneration temperatures. It has been independently verified by multiple third-party industrial partners across various DAC systems, confirming its significant potential to enhance carbon capture efficiency, enabling low-cost carbon removal solutions.”
CEO Malka added, “The superior performance and durability of our sorbent over the industry standard not only validates the significant potential of our solution, but also reinforces our commitment to addressing climate change through sustainable, scalable technologies. With dozens of DAC projects underway, the demand for innovative solid sorbents is growing, presenting a significant market opportunity for our unique, high-performance solid sorbent technology. Looking forward to our forthcoming field pilot, we are well-positioned to demonstrate the real-world viability of our innovative DAC technology, moving us closer to commercial deployment.”
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