Terms
- Announced
- 30 Jun 2021
- Instrument
- Grants
- Amount
- US$0.26m
- Source
- nsf.gov
Parties
- Project developer
- Heirloom
- Recipient type
- Technology company
- Country
- United States
- Capital providers
Capital providers and the amount counted for each Party Role Amount Basis National Science Foundation Grantor US$0.26m Disclosed
Carbon
- Pathway
- Direct air capture
What happened
- National Science Foundation SBIR Phase I award to Heirloom Carbon Technologies, Inc.. SBIR Phase I: transformative low-cost approach for direct air capture of CO2 via repeated cycles of ambient weathering of metal oxides. NSF records the funds as obligated ($255,737).
Kumo note
- - Non-dilutive federal SBIR grant to a carbon removal company.
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