Blue Planet’s technology uses CO2 as a raw material for making carbonate rocks. The carbonate rocks produced are used in place of natural limestone rock mined from quarries, which is the principal component of concrete. CO2 from flue gas is converted to carbonate (or CO3=) by contacting CO2 containing gas with water-based capture solutions. Thisdifferentiates Blue Planet from most CO2 capture methods because the captured CO2 does not require a purification step, which is an energy and capital intensive process. As a result, Blue Planet’s capture method is extremely efficient and results in a lower cost than traditional methods of CO2 capture.

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Brent Constantz

Joseph I.

Cate Levey

Tori Andrade

Madeline Salazar

Antonio Richmond Jr, MBA

William Day

Sharear Masum

Laura Berland-Shane

Kevin Dow

John Chaparro

Jane Ricci

David Gottfried

The Research and Development team at Blue Planet is focused on innovating and optimizing the technology for CO2 conversion to carbonate rocks. This team conducts experiments, analyzes data, and develops new methodologies to enhance the efficiency of the CO2 capture process, ensuring the production of high-quality carbonate materials while minimizing costs. Their efforts aim to drive product development and support the company's mission of sustainable construction solutions.

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