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About GT
Global Thermostat (GT) offers low-cost solutions to capture CO2 promoting sustainable and harmonious use of the earth's resources. It utilizes low-cost process heat left over in a range of industrial activities to capture carbon from air.
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The GT Solution
Our pilot plant at SRI International in Menlo Park, CA (pictured above), is fully operational and currently capturing carbon from the earth's atmosphere. GT offers a carbon negative technology that reduces more carbon than is generated in producing electricity.
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About Air Capture
Air capture is different from other forms of carbon capture in that it extracts CO2 directly from the atmosphere. Other carbon capture technologies typically extract CO2 from flue gases.
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Founders
The founders Peter Eisenberger and Graciela Chichilnisky are world renowned experts in global environmental issues. Dr. Chichilnisky created the Kyoto Protocol's carbon market and Dr. Eisenberger founded the Earth Institute at Columbia University.
New GT Pilot Plant at SRI
Our pilot plant at SRI International in Menlo Park, CA, is fully operational. If you are interested in an institutional partnership with GT, and wish to tour this facility, please contact us.
Graciela Chichilnisky in Time Magazine: Heroes of the Environment Edition
Jan 25th:
Global Thermostat is gearing up for a new social media push! Make sure to follow @GlobalThermo for new updates and exciting news.
Jan 24th:GT is making waves internationally! Check out our feature in the french blog @greenetvert http://ow.ly/h6Jop merci beaucoup!
Dec 31st:GT has also recently been featured in Argentina's El Otromate ...
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Graciela Chichilnisky is a professor of economics at Columbia University and has worked extensively in environmental sciences. She is credited for creating and designing the concept of the carbon market which become international law in 2005 through the Kyoto Protocol.
Peter Eisenberger has studied and worked in the applied sciences field for more than four decades. He founded the Materials Institute at Princeton University and the Earth Institute at Columbia University. Eisenberger is a fellow of both APS and the AAAS.
Edgar Bronfman, Jr. is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Warner Music Group (NYSE:WMG), one of the world's largest music companies and home to a collection of the best-known record labels in the music industry.
Benjamin Bronfman is a musician and an entrepreneur. He is responsible for bringing the founding members of the Global Thermostat team together. He is currently the Associate Managing Director of GT.