Carbon Storage & Critical Metal Supply
Redefining CCS & Localizing Critical Metal Supply
FlueVault slashes Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) costs by up to 50%
And produces low-carbon critical metals for the energy transition
Supported By
Our Science
Our seawater-mineral reactors act as energy-efficient COâ‚‚ vaults — permanently storing emissions as bicarbonate and recovering the metals that power tomorrow’s clean technologies
Inputs
Seawater + Industrial CO2 + Olivine
Outputs
Bicarbonate (Stored CO2) + Nickel + Chromium
1 tonne of olivine stores 1 tonne of industrial CO2 as bicarbonate for 10,000+ years
Our Technology
Modular CO2 storage that scales from 1,000 to 500,000 tonnes annually for small and mid‑sized emitters
Mobile
Containerised, modular, and barge mounted
Low Energy
Reaction at atmospheric pressure and temperature
Point Source
No need to liquify and transport CO2 over vast distances
Low CO2 Purity
Excepts low purity CO2 - eliminating costly carbon capture purification steps
Our Planned Pilot Locations
Following successful testing of the FlueVault technology at the ISCE2 facility in Singapore, FlueVault will deploy our technology into 3 industrial settings
Our Customers
Industrial
Emitters
Maritime
Emitters
Nickel and Chromium
Consumers
Our Mission
Our mission is to drive down CCS costs, expand access to carbon storage, and strengthen the resilience of metal supply chains
Our Growing Markets
x 50
Growth in CO2 storage capacity required by 2050
x 5
Growth in nickel supply required by 2050
33%
Supply of nickel from China and Russia
Our Team
An expert leadership team with over 40 years of collective experience in science, technology, entrepreneurship, energy markets, & infrastructure development
Our Partner
FlueVault has partnered with the A*STAR Institute of Sustainability for Chemicals, Energy and Environment (A*STAR ISCE²) for its research and technology development in Singapore. ISCE² will be providing its facilities, team, expertise, and decades of experience in successful R&D for breakthrough technologies.
