Ambient Carbon's MEPS (Methane Eradication Photochemical System) creates value for customers by eradicating low-concentration methane emissions.
Technology
MEPS uses a gas-phase photochemical process that combines chlorine and UV light in a reaction chamber built into a 40-foot shipping container to eradicate low-concentration methane. The chlorine is generated on site using electrolysis, and is recycled in the process.
Agriculture
Two-thirds of agricultural greenhouse gas emissions come from methane produced by cows and pigs. MEPS eradicates most of this methane, leading to low-carbon dairy and meat products.
Wastewater
MEPS can help cities and towns reach their local greenhouse gas reduction targets by using MEPS to eradicate methane leaking from municipal wastewater treatment plants.
Biogas
If a biogas production plants leaks methane, then the biogas produced is less sustainable than it could be. MEPS eradicates methane leaking from biogas production plants, making the biogas more sustainable.
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About
Ambient Carbon’s mission is to develop and commercialize technologies that reduce or eradicate greenhouse gases at point source or in the ambient air. Based in Denmark, the company is focused on climate restoration using carbon-neutral and carbon-negative solutions for the world market.
PERMA
Ambient Carbon is a PERMA project partner within AgriFoodTure, which is under Innovation Fund Denmark’s Innomissions program. The other project partners are the University of Copenhagen, Aarhus University, international dairy cooperative Arla, and agriculture ventilation manufacturer SKOV.
