Heirloom
Heirloom operates the first commercial Direct Air Capture facility in the United States, using cost-effective limestone technology to accelerate carbon mineralization and sequester CO2 in concrete.
About Heirloom
Heirloom is at the forefront of carbon removal technology with its Direct Air Capture (DAC) facility in Tracy, California. The company employs a cost-effective DAC technology that leverages the natural properties of limestone to accelerate carbon mineralization. Heirloom's process reduces the natural mineralization time from years to mere days, enabling effective and rapid carbon capture.
Heirloom's Direct Air Capture Technology
Heirloom utilizes the world's most cost-effective Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology. This advanced system leverages the natural powers of limestone to speed up the carbon mineralization process, cutting down the timespan from years to just days. The captured CO2 is permanently sequestered in concrete through a strategic partnership with CarbonCure Technologies.
Renewable Energy and Local Labor
Heirloom's facility in Tracy, California, is fully powered by renewable energy from inception to operation. The construction and operational stages involve local union labor, reflecting Heirloom's commitment to community and sustainable development. This approach not only ensures a reduced carbon footprint but also supports local economies.
Community Governance Model
Heirloom's Tracy facility is a pioneer in implementing a community governance model. This model involves local communities in governance decisions, fostering transparency and inclusivity. By integrating community input, Heirloom ensures that its operations align with local needs and values.
Carbon Removal Credits
Heirloom offers carbon removal credits that provide a financial pathway for businesses and individuals to offset their carbon emissions. By 2035, these credits are anticipated to cost less than $100 per ton of CO2. This pricing strategy is designed to make carbon offsetting more accessible and affordable, contributing significantly to global emission reduction efforts.
Future Goals and Targets
Heirloom targets the permanent removal of 1 billion tons of CO2 from the atmosphere by 2035. By leveraging its cutting-edge technology and strategic partnerships, the company aims to make substantial contributions to mitigating climate change. This ambitious goal underscores Heirloom's commitment to environmental stewardship and innovative solutions for carbon management.