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Cielo Carbon Solutions is the Canadian channel partner for CarbonQuest, the world’s first point source carbon capture technology for the built form. Capable of capturing up to 95% of CO2 in natural gas boilers and CoGen plants, the systems range from 1,000 to 100,000 tons of CO2 capacity per annum.
Cielo Carbon Solutions provides a turnkey solution to meet your climate change and emission reduction goals.
CarbonQuest systems are low risk, do not require onsite management, and their maintenance programs align with other standard pre-existing mechanical equipment.
Together, we can immediately mitigate the CO2 emissions of large buildings and meet your 2030 CO2 emission reduction targets.
The four steps of the CarbonQuest process. How CO2 is extracted from the natural gas boiler system.
CO2, O2, N2 and H2O are diverted from the gas flue during building operations and sent through a heat exchanger, compressor, and dryer, removing H2O before continuing to the separation phase.
The gasses move through an innovative pressure swing and sorping system that cycles out N2 and O2, releasing them back into the flue, as CO2 continues to the conversion phase.
The CO2 gas stream then goes through liquefaction, where it's converted into liquid CO2 before being placed into a storage tank to await transfer.
The liquid sustainable CO2™ is regularly transferred to customers who reduce emissions through utilization, enabling a circular carbon economy within the city.
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