Geminus featured its work with FrostCarbon at the AIChE Spring Meeting, highlighting how advanced simulation and AI optimization can strengthen FrostCC® performance across variable real-world conditions.

After years developing commercial CCS projects and investing more than $30 million in FrostCC®, Carbon America carved out FrostCarbon to focus exclusively on commercializing its modular cryogenic carbon capture technology.

17th International Conference on Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies, GHGT-17: Testing of FrostCC®, a Cryogenic Carbon Capture Technology, at the National Carbon Capture Center

Business Wire: Carbon America has proved out an engineering-scale pilot of its FrostCC® cryogenic carbon-capture technology at the National Carbon Capture Center (NCCC) in Wilsonville, Alabama. The system has achieved performance expectations, reaching 1,000 hours of carbon capture. 

National Carbon Capture Center: Carbon America, a vertically integrated developer of carbon capture and sequestration technologies and projects, aims to “quickly and safely capture and store as much carbon dioxide as possible.” Moving forward with its mission, Carbon America is beginning groundbreaking testing of its FrostCC® cryogenic carbon dioxide (CO₂) separation process at the National Carbon Capture Center (NCCC).