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XPrize Carbon Sequestration
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XPrize Carbon Sequestration

Arktide is competing in the Carbon Removal XPRIZE competition to develop system to remove over a gigatonne of carbon dioxide from our atmosphere annually. Arktide will use the OTEC process of upwelling of nutrient rich deep ocean water. This will support ecosystem-based fish farming and enhance natural mechanisms of carbon sequestration. Lastly, this column of cold water being brought up from the deep can be used to produce cheap, abundant, renewable energy.

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