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  • INJECTION WELLS at Iceland’s Hellisheidi geothermal power plant send brine down into deep bedrock, along with carbon dioxide pulled from the air
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  • The DAC module. A direct air capture (DAC) module, installed by Climeworks at the Hellisheidi plant in Iceland, part of the CarbFix2 project led by Reykjavik Energy.
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  • The DAC module. A direct air capture (DAC) module, installed by Climeworks at the Hellisheidi plant in Iceland, part of the CarbFix2 project led by Reykjavik Energy.
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  • CLIMEWORKS direct air capture machine extracts carbon dioxide from the atmosphere (detail).
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  • CLIMEWORKS direct air capture machine extracts carbon dioxide from the atmosphere (detail).
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  • Close up of Carbonate, visible as white streaks in a core sample from the basalt.
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  • Carbonate, visible as white streaks in a core sample from the basalt.
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  • An injector inside geodesic dome sends gas more than 700 meters underground where it reacts<br />
with basalt bedrock to form carbonate.
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