Information Materials
The DACStorE Project Flyer
The DACStorE project is investigating the potential, challenges and prerequisites for the sustainable and large-scale use of direct air capture and storage as a negative emission technology. It brings together research on technical DAC approaches, site and system analyses, and economic, ecological, legal and social issues. The aim is to prepare for the responsible ramp-up of DACS and to provide a sound basis for decision-making in politics, business and society in order to support the transformation to a defossilised and carbon-neutral economy.
The DACStorE Transformation Hub Flyer
The DACStorE Transformation Hub is a central exchange and networking platform for stakeholders involved in direct air carbon capture and storage (DACCS). It brings together research results from the DACStorE project and connects companies, public authorities, civil society and academia to support the sustainable ramp-up of DACCS. The hub offers events, workshops, data and tools that enable informed decisions and address the socio-ecological, technical and economic conditions for the responsible use of DACCS in the transition to a defossilised economy.
The DACStorE Project Poster
Against the backdrop of international climate targets, DACStorE analyses technological approaches to CO₂ capture from the air, evaluates location and system options, and assesses ecological, economic, legal and social conditions. The aim is to prepare for the responsible ramp-up of DACS on a sound scientific basis and to provide a robust basis for decision-making by politicians, industry and society.
The DACStorE Research School Flyer
The DACStorE Research School trains scientists in the interdisciplinary field of research with a special focus on Direct Air Carbon Capture and Storage (DACCS). As part of the DACStorE project, it imparts scientific skills, promotes transdisciplinary thinking and networking, and supports researchers in actively shaping their careers. Through a strong focus on technology and knowledge transfer, participants are empowered to make a visible contribution to the responsible ramp-up of negative emission technologies and the transformation towards a sustainable, defossilised economy.
