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🚀 Building the future of carbon removal — together   At thyssenkrupp Calvion, we’re joining forces with TKMS and Heirloom Carbon Technologies to accelerate next-generation Direct Air Capture (DAC) in Canada. By combining Heirloom’s innovative limestone-based approach with our deep industrial engineering expertise, we’re taking the next step — translating cutting-edge technology into scalable, real-world applications. Our focus: bringing DAC from promising concept to industrial deployment.   At the core of our contribution is the Carbon Capture Calciner (CCC) — a key component of the process — complemented by a concept for electrification-ready platforms from SaltX Technology, enabling a forward-looking integration of low-carbon energy solutions. But just as important is what happens beyond individual technologies: in large-scale industrial environments, success depends on how well everything works together. Ensuring smooth interaction between calcination, CO₂ processing and overall plant infrastructure is essential to achieve a stable, efficient and commercially viable operation.   This is exactly where we come in — connecting the dots and turning innovation into fully integrated, industrially robust systems. And the impact goes beyond technology: initiatives like this can drive the creation of high-skilled jobs, strengthen regional industrial capabilities and position Canada as a leading hub for next-generation carbon removal.   💡 It’s where proven engineering meets bold climate innovation — turning breakthrough ideas into deployable infrastructure.   💬 “We’re not just enabling carbon removal at scale — we’re building the know-how to decarbonize industries worldwide,” says Philip Glörfeld, Chief Sales Officer at thyssenkrupp Calvion.   From Canada to global impact: let’s turn climate ambition into real-world solutions. 🌍   #ClimateTech #DAC #Decarbonization #CarbonCapture #Innovation #thyssenkruppCalvion