Electro-Geochemical

Carbon Removal

Research, develop, test, and deploy socially desirable solutions for large scale CO₂ removal through the ocean

Problem

Runaway emissions of anthropogenic CO₂ since the industrial revolution

Effects

Increasing impacts of climate change posing an existential threat to human and nature

Solutions

Decarbonisation, emissions abatement, large-scale carbon dioxide removal

About Us

PEACH DACquiri focuses on electro-geochemical ocean alkalinity enhancement

Our vision is to deploy the ocean alkalinity enhancement system using off-grid renewable energy sources for gigaton scale CO₂ removal to achieve near permanent storage of atmospheric carbon.

PEACH DACquiri is tackling climate change

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by Arthi Gopalakrishnan/ on 24 May 2023

University of Calgary research team receives Scotiabank Net Zero Research Fund

PEACH research project receives $100,000 from Scotiabank Net Zero Research Fund for carbon dioxide removal process using ocean-based technology.

Our Team

Leadership Team

Arthi Gopalakrishnan

CEO and Co-founder

Prathap I.V. Suba

CSO and Co-founder

Advisory Team

Steve Larter

Co-founder, Canada Research Chair in Petroleum Geology, and Associate Vice President of Research & Innovation at University of Calgary

Benjamin Tutolo

Co-founder, Associate Professor and Acting Associate Head (Research & Innovation) of Geoscience at University of Calgary

Venkataraman Thangadurai

Co-founder, Professor of Chemistry at University of Calgary, Founder & Director at Western Canada Battery Consortium, and Associate Director at Calgary Advanced Energy Storage and Conversion Research

Anna-Maria Hubert

Co-founder and Assistant Professor of Law at University of Calgary

Md Golam Kibria

Co-founder and Assistant Professor of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering at University of Calgary