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University of Exeter - UK DAC and GGR Innovation Programme Phase 2

Terms

Announced
8 Jul 2022
Instrument
Grants
Amount
US$3.73mReported as GBP 2,999,848.34, converted at 1.2448 USD/GBP (May 2022 average)
Source
gov.uk

Parties

Project developer
University of Exeter
Recipient type
Grant recipient
Country
United Kingdom
Capital providers
Capital providers and the amount counted for each
PartyRoleAmountBasis
UK Department for Energy Security and Net ZeroGrantorUS$3.73mSole provider: the whole transaction

Carbon

Pathway
Ocean CDR
Project type as recorded
SeaCURE seawater CO2 removal

What happened

Phase 2 of the UK Direct Air Capture and Greenhouse Gas Removal Innovation Programme, awarded 8 July 2022 by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero. Fifteen projects were funded; this row is one of them and each is recorded separately, because a grant programme is not a company and a cohort booked as one row ranks the programme as though it were one recipient. SeaCURE seawater CO2 removal.

Kumo note

One of fifteen awards under the UK's Direct Air Capture and Greenhouse Gas Removal Innovation Programme, the largest single public push into engineered removal in the UK to date and the origin of several companies that later raised privately. Grant money of this kind is what pays for the pilot that makes a company financeable, which is why it is ranked here with value rather than treated as a subsidy footnote.

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