<ul><li>SpiralWave has developed pulsing plasma towers that can capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere or smokestacks and convert it into useful fuel.</li><li>The plasma waves, ignited by different pulses of microwaves, break down CO2 into CO, H2O into H and OH, and then join them to form methanol.</li><li>SpiralWave's process transforms 75-90% of electrical energy into methanol, making it more efficient than other methods.</li><li>The company plans to scale up its devices to remove gigatons of CO2 annually and is focused on replicating smaller devices to be installed at customer sites.</li></ul>

SpiralWave’s pulsing plasma towers transform carbon dioxide into liquid fuel

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