Arca expands global footprint; now working on three continents to advance carbon mineralization

Canadian carbon capture company Arca has said it is working with nickel producers, including Brazil’s Vale, US-based Talon Metals, and Australia’s Poseidon Nickel, NickelSearch and Blackstone Minerals, to advance carbon dioxide (CO₂) removal at mine sites on three continents.

Arca has announced it is working with nickel producers, a critical metal for the clean energy transition, to advance carbon dioxide removal at mine sites on three continents.

The climatetech startup is figuring out how to both create a company and create a market for its product.

The clean energy transition will require up to 20 times more critical minerals by 2040. More mining means more emissions. The experts from Arca may have the answer to that question.

Mining will always have environmental impacts, but new approaches could help reduce them as the world digs up more metals for renewable energy.

​​​​​​​Carbin Minerals Inc. has figured out how to speed up the mineralization of carbon dioxide in rocks.

Carbin Minerals, founded by Dr. Greg Dipple, Bethany Ladd, and Dr. Peter Scheuermann, is a carbon-capture company that partners with mines and uses their technology to turn tailings ponds into “huge carbon sinks.”

Carbin Minerals is developing a technology that directly sponges CO₂ out of the atmosphere into the tailings left behind from mining nickel, cobalt, and other metals.