Our paper, focusing on the development of electrochemical processes for direct ocean capture (eDOC) of inorganic dissolved carbon from seawater, has been published in the Energy & Environmental Science journal. In this paper, we analyze various eDOC strategies, with a special emphasis on pH swing as the primary mechanism for removing dissolved inorganic carbon from the ocean. Additionally, we examine techno-economic challenges, including achieving industrially preferred current densities and reducing overall costs. The paper, titled “Direct Ocean Capture: The Emergence of Electrochemical Processes for Oceanic Carbon Removal,” is available here.
