CO₂ from the air plus green hydrogen becomes synthetic methane — chemically identical to natural gas, ready for existing pipelines, power plants and CNG fleets.
Trillions are invested in natural gas infrastructure — pipelines, power plants, industrial burners — that will run for decades. Synthetic methane lets that infrastructure go green without rebuilding it.
The Sabatier reaction — known for over a century — scaled up with direct air capture and renewable hydrogen.
Modular collectors extract CO₂ from ambient air at any location with renewable power access.
Water electrolysis driven by solar, wind or hydro produces carbon-free hydrogen.
CO₂ and hydrogen react over a catalyst (Sabatier process) to form synthetic methane — pipeline-ready after drying.
Synthetic methane slots directly into the gas value chain — from city grids to heavy transport.
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