Global Thermostat and ExxonMobil to Advance Breakthrough Atmospheric Carbon Capture Technology
- Technology removes carbon dioxide from industrial sources and the atmosphere
- Companies to evaluate potential scalability
- Applications could extend across multiple industrial sectors
Disruptive Technology
Our transformative technology provides an abundant, reliable source of CO2 drawn from industrial flues or directly from the air. CO2 is supplied in any quantity desired via our completely modular design. Our modules each capture up to 40,000 tonnes of CO2 per year, and can be extended as needed
MORELowest Cost
We produce CO2 at the lowest cost in the industry, using energy provided by residual heat rather than electricity. The modularity and scalability of our plants keep capex in line with demand and utilization. Our plants are also easy to integrate with existing point sources, such as power plants
MOREAvailable Anywhere
Our Direct Air Capture technology with optimized thermodynamics eliminates prohibitive distribution costs prevalent in the industry. CO2 is supplied on-site wherever needed without cumbersome trucking or expensive distribution infrastructure. We repurpose CO2 without geographic limitation
MORELeadership
Dr. Graciela Chichilnisky
Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder
Dr. Chichilnisky is the author of over a dozen books and over 250 research papers. She is a world leading economist and mathematician. Graciela has a PHD in math from MIT, as well as a PHD in economics from Berkeley Graciela successfully founded and sold financial tech companies FITEL and Cross Border Exchange as well as authored the Kyoto Protocol carbon market. She is a tenured professor at Columbia University, as well as a visiting professor at Harvard and Stanford.
Dr. Chichilnisky is the 2015 CEO of the Year selected by IAIR, Yale Club NY April 2015
Dr. Peter Eisenberger
Chief Technology Officer & Co-Founder
Dr. Peter Eisenberger is a renowned scientist, corporate research executive, business entrepreneur, and leading academic. He started his career at the Bell Laboratories until he was recruited by Exxon to lead their Physical Sciences Research and Development Laboratory. At Exxon, Dr. Eisenberger was Senior Director of their Corporate Research Laboratory until 1989, when he was appointed Professor of Physics at Princeton University, where he founded Princeton’s Materials Institute. Dr. Eisenberger joined Columbia University in 1996 where he continues as Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences. He received a B.A. in Physics from Princeton University in 1963 and a Ph.D. in Applied Physics from Harvard University in 1967.
Edgar Bronfman Jr.
Executive Chairman
Edgar Bronfman Jr. is a Managing Partner at Accretive LLC, a unique firm that specializes in creating companies to solve important problems in large industries. Mr. Bronfman invested in Global Thermostat in 2010 becoming it’s first investor. Mr. Bronfman is also Executive Chairman of Global Thermostat LLC, a pioneering company designed to develop and commercialize a technology for the direct capture of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and other sources. He is also a co-founder and General Partner of Waverley Capital, a venture capital group focused on the opportunities presented by disruption in the media industry.
Albert Nelson Marquis Who’s Who Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient
Global Thermostat CEO, Dr. Graciela Chichilnisky, is the recipient of the ‘Albert Nelson Marquis Who’s Who Lifetime Achievement Award’, as featured in the New York Edition of The Wall Street Journal.
Company Overview
Global Thermostat transforms a global carbon dioxide emissions risk into massive financial opportunity for energy markets
Our plants remove carbon dioxide from wherever it’s unwanted, and provide it wherever it’s critically needed, allowing businesses and nations to satisfy both financial & environmental objectives. GT merges sustainability with profit.
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- Biofertilizers
- Building Materials
- Desalination
- Food & Beverage
- Greenhouses
- Industrial Gases
- Plastics
Press
Current affairs, articles and thought leadership
Notables
Breakthrough Reports for DAC
National Academy validates GT’s lowest cost technology
19
Patents awarded in the United States and Japan
147
Countries bound to exclusive IP protection
6
Commercial projects in different verticals
40
Plants to be rolled out over seven years
Industry Recognition