Join the 2025 edition of the Global Direct Air Capture Conference, set to take place on March 17-18, 2025, in New York.
Organized for the second time, this annual event is hosted by the Direct Air Capture Coalition, Breakthrough Energy, Good Energy Collective, and RMI.
On this occasion, the event will gather leading stakeholders from the direct air capture (DAC) space, including global policymakers, finance and technology experts, and industry representatives, who will come together in one place to share ideas on advancing innovations that remove atmospheric carbon dioxide.
Specifically, the 2025 Global Direct Air Capture Conference will move beyond the basics and delve deeper into the topic of DAC, discussing bold ideas, feasible strategies, and pathways for collaborations that have the power to define the future of this decarbonization sector.
The conference boasts a list of speakers that includes prominent figures from the industry and business sphere, along with government representatives and members of academia.
Conference attendees will get a chance to hear from a wide variety of trailblazers, including JP Morgan Chase, Deep Sky, Carbon Removal Canada, the OpenAir Collective, Fervo Energy, Mitsubishi Americas, Africa Climate Ventures, Boston Consulting Group, and more.
Speakers also include academics from Princeton University and the University of Maryland, as well as officials from the US Department of Energy’s Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations (OCED), the Colorado Energy Office, and the Municipal Secretariat for Urban and Economic Development in Rio, Brazil.
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Organizers RMI and the Direct Air Capture Coalition will also join the conference panels, and additional speakers will be announced in the coming weeks.
The purpose of the event is to catalyze action in the direct air capture sector, an industry that has the potential to address the excess CO2 emissions present in the atmosphere.
By facilitating discussions and knowledge sharing on this important topic, the organizers hope to accelerate the responsible development and deployment of direct air capture technologies.
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