AspiraDAC News
Excited to attend the Australia and Southeast Asia Forum on Carbon Capture and Storage
8 March 2024
Our CEO, Julian Turecek, is excited to be attending the 2024 Australia and Southeast Asia Forum on Carbon Capture and Storage in Perth, Western Australia, next week. Hosted by the Global CCS Institute, proceedings are set to kick off on the eve of Sunday 10 March and will run through until Wednesday 13 March.
Bringing together representatives from a range of sectors and governments, the sessions will cover a variety of topics including Australian and Southeast Asian policies and emerging CCS technologies.
Julian is looking forward to showcasing the AspiraDAC concept among peers at the event’s Tech Speed Dating segment—to be held on The Raft on the Swan River on the Monday evening.
Check out his presentation here.
Hardware to Save a Planet Podcast
27 October 2023
Our CEO, Julian Turecek had a great time chatting with Dylan Garrett on the Hardware to Save a Planet podcast with Synapse, which explores the technical innovations that are giving us hope in the fight against climate change.
Julian and Dylan discussed how AspiraDAC is revolutionising Direct Air Capture (DAC) for carbon removal.
Highlighting the opportunities for solar-powered carbon capture in Australia but also internationally, Julian shares insights on the energy requirements, challenges and cost-effectiveness of DAC, and why our approach of integrating renewable energy supplies with capture technology is so revolutionary.
See right for a snippet and listen to the full podcast here.
Another weapon to fight climate change? Put carbon back where we found it.
26 October 2023
Hitting stands today, the latest issue of National Geographic looks at how technology can help fix the climate crisis. The lead feature by Sam Howe Verhovek beautifully explores the wide range of carbon removal projects around the globe, from California to Iceland and all the way to our Australian outback.
Wonderful to see AspiraDAC and our CEO, Julian Turecek included in this round up, alongside so many leading international carbon removal projects, unpacking the opportunities that Australia offers for direct air capture technology.
Head out and get yourself a hard copy today!
“What…the massive outback [does] offer, Julian Turecek assures me with expansive enthusiasm, is perfect conditions for operating tens of thousands of solar-powered modules that can trap carbon dioxide and lock it away in the crevices under the dusty earth.
“Sun, space, and storage!” explains Turecek. “Australia has all of those in abundance.”
Read the PDF online edition here.