Direct Air Capture with Carbon Storage Carbon Credits

Direct Air Capture (DAC) uses engineered systems to pull CO₂ directly out of ambient air. Combined with geological storage, the captured CO₂ is injected deep underground where it mineralises or remains trapped for millennia.

DAC credits sit at the premium end of the carbon removal market: they offer among the highest permanence and the most precise measurement of any removal method, which is why many corporate net-zero programmes reserve part of their portfolio for them.