Technology
Next-generation CO₂ capture and regeneration technology, powered by electrochemical innovation
Overview
Next-generation CO₂ capture and removal technology
PEACH DACquiri replaces heat-intensive sorbent regeneration with a low-temperature, all-electric electrochemical process. Our hybrid flow-battery architecture enables efficient CO₂ release and rapid reset of the capture medium, whether the CO₂ is coming from an industrial process stream or directly from the air.
Capture, Release, Repeat
The cycle at a glance
Release
Repeat
How It Works
The Scientific Process
Capture
CO2 enters the system through high-efficiency contactors and is captured by our liquid sorbent, while clean air is released into the atmosphere
Release
All-electric hybrid battery system triggers CO2 release for storage and efficiently regenerates liquid sorbent for reuse
Repeat
Regenerated solvent is looped back to step 1 for Continuous closed-loop operation 24/7 with Minimal degradation and long-term efficiency
Key Benefits
Why PEACH DACquiri?
Retrofit-Ready
Designed to integrate into mining, oil sands, and other industrial capture infrastructure without a full-site redesign.
All-Electric
Runs on electricity to regenerate liquid sorbents—ideal for renewable integration.
No heating
Avoids heat-intensive solvent stripping and associated balance-of-plant.
Modular Scale-Out
Add units to match throughput needs—from pilots to commercial systems.
Drop-In Integration
Designed to connect with existing liquid-sorbent capture workflows.
Scientific Foundation
Our electrochemical direct air capture technology is supported by foundational research and intellectual property in electrochemical ion management, alkalinity control, carbon capture, and electrolyte regeneration.
Peer-reviewed paper
Electrochemical Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement Using a Calcium Ion Battery
Read the paperInternational patent application
Methods of Changing Ion Concentrations in Surface Water, and Systems Thereof (Publication No.: WO2024007085A1)
View the patentTechnology focus
Electrochemical ion management
Regeneration of alkaline CO₂-capture electrolytes, and modular direct air capture systems.