Partners

Partnering Toward Net Zero

Mosaic partners with corporations and institutions that are committed to reducing their carbon contribution to the planet. Whether you’re interested in removing CO₂ from your operations or sourcing recycled CO₂ for your operations the Mosaic team will work with you to implement solutions that help you achieve your net-zero carbon emission goals.

Why Partner

Good for the Planet, Good For Business

Reducing carbon emissions is critical for the future of the planet, people, and businesses. Many companies have set net-zero targets and all of them will need carbon dioxide removal (CDR) to reach this goal because existing emission-reduction efforts are not enough to reach net-zero. Nearly 25% of industrial emissions come from the industrial process activity itself, so cannot be avoided by improving efficiency or switching to alternative fuels. Corporations need a solution that directly removes their emissions contribution from the atmosphere. And direct air capture (DAC) is the answer. DAC is a complementary solution that corporations must add to their portfolio of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) efforts. Because it’s going to take all solutions—from tapping alternative energy sources to removing emissions—to reverse the impact of climate change. DAC is the most scalable, versatile method for removing CO₂ from the air—it can be scaled to any size (big or small), anywhere in the world (grasslands, deserts, arctic, etc.). There are many reasons that corporations and institutions should invest in DAC:

Demonstrate climate leadership with external stakeholders
Enhance their brand as an employer
Build confidence in consumers and shareholders
Differentiate from competitors
Achieve ESG goals and commitments
Earn government incentives (carbon credits) now
Avoid likely future government penalties (many European countries currently implement penalties for companies that are not sufficiently reducing carbon emissions, and this is likely a trend that will come to the US)

And investing now is critical. While the DAC supplier market is scaling up, commercial systems, like Mosaic, that can remove CO₂ at the megaton scale are still limited, and so is the capacity of CO₂ they can capture. There is first-mover advantage to investing in long-term DAC contracts now, so that companies can secure their future CO₂ reduction capacity in a market that will be supply-constrained for the next decade or more.

Remove CO₂

Downsize Your CO₂ Emissions

Mosaic builds commercial DAC systems that enable corporations and institutions to remove their CO₂ contribution from the air. Organizations can partner with Mosaic in two ways to reduce their carbon emissions:

1. Companies can purchase and operate a Mosaic DAC system to directly capture emissions from their operations.

2. Companies can buy carbon credits from Mosaic for capturing their CO2 contribution and offsetting their carbon footprint.

Ready to reduce your organization’s carbon footprint?

Acquire CO₂

Source CO₂ Responsibly

Instead of relying on natural gas or pulling new CO₂ from the earth, manufacturers of materials that require CO₂ as an ingredient can partner with Mosaic to purchase recycled CO₂. Mosaic provides pure, high-quality CO₂ that is captured directly from the air—which means it is net-neutral and does not contribute new CO₂ to the atmosphere.

Ready to start sustainably sourcing CO₂?

Our Partners

HIF Global is partnering with Baker Hughes to test and scale deployment of Mosaic’s CO₂ direct air capture technology.

Cesar Norton, HIF Global CEO, says, “Ground-breaking technologies like Mosaic that enable efficient, low-cost CO₂ capture from our atmosphere represent the future of CO₂ recycling.”

Porsche recently announced plans to source Mosaic direct-air-captured CO₂ in their Chile pilot plant dedicated to creating new synthetic efuels.

Michael Steiner, Member of the Executive Board for Development at Research at Porsche, says, “The potential of eFuels is huge. There are currently more than 1.3 billion vehicles with combustion engines worldwide. Many of these will be on the roads for decades to come, and eFuels offer the owners of existing cars a nearly carbon-neutral alternative.”