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CO2 Solutions Inc is a Canada-based firm engaged in the development of proprietary technologies for capturing and producing of carbon dioxide. The company is focused on commercializing an enzyme-based technology for efficient CO2 capture from various industrial flue gasses for reuse or sequestration. The company's technology has various industrial applications, such as enhanced oil recovery, pulp and paper, water treatment, greenhouses, beverage carbonation, and other uses. Most of its revenue comes from the Canada market, while it also has a presence in the United States and European countries.

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Comment by Co2Harveston Feb 05, 2018 5:46pm

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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:I think good news is coming

I am finding the whole CC industry a little weird, right now. It seems to be an industry largely without any willing customers! I've read that we need thousands of CC facilitites to curb our emissions yet it doesn't seem like large emitters are interested. For what it's worth, I don't have high hopes for the carbon capture industry in 2018. I don't see things really kicking into high gear for anywhere from 2 to 5 years but I'm not an expert, this is just based upon the general lack of action and interest I'm seeing from industry, and the knowlege that it takes between 3 and 7 years to build a facility, and everyone is thinking "2030s" so hmm. maybe by 2023 the world will wake up and act. In the meantime, CST is focusing on partnerships, broadening the uses for Co2, finding potential future consumers of Co2, so that they are well positioned for when the Carbon Capture "industry" gets rolling.

CleanerFuture wrote: Founded in 1997, Evan there since 2013, audited test results 2015...but you're right, 10 moths is a long time for a company with only a competition, a research initiative (VCQ), and a project that will generate barely enough to cover the cost of upper swine and interest (SerresToundra) on the burner. Did I miss anything? No one found it strange that companies, in Alberta at least, were willing to invest in a tech that would've allowed them to save about $2 per ton of CO2 this year? How about the savings with the much smaller RBP alluded to in January of 2017?

McStockBigMac wrote:
end of 2018 is a long time