Airbus yana saka hannun jari a cikin Carbon Engineering Ltd., kamfanin samar da mafita na sauyin yanayi na Kanada, yana aiki da mafi girman Cibiyar Bincike da Ci gaban Kai tsaye (DACC) a duniya.
The investment will contribute to funding part of Carbon Engineering’s advanced direct air capture R&D technologies at the company’s Innovation Centre in Squamish, B.C., Canada.
“Carbon Engineering’s Direct Air Capture technology provides a scalable, affordable solution to decarbonize aviation,” said Daniel Friedmann, CEO, Carbon Engineering. “We are thankful to Airbus for taking action and continuing to lead the way by helping accelerate solutions for the industry and for the climate.”
"Muna alfaharin saka hannun jari a Injiniyan Carbon, muna sake tabbatar da sadaukarwarmu ga yin amfani da iskar carbon kai tsaye a matsayin mafita mai ninki biyu don lalata masana'antar jirgin sama," in ji Karine Guenan, VP ZEROe Ecosystem, Airbus.
DACC babbar fasaha ce mai yuwuwa wacce ta ƙunshi ɗaukar iskar CO2 kai tsaye daga iska ta amfani da manyan magoya baya. Da zarar an cire shi daga iska, ana iya amfani da CO2 don samar da man fetur mai dorewa mai ƙarfi zuwa ruwa (SAF) wanda ya dace da jirgin na yau.
Kamar yadda masana'antar sufurin jiragen sama ba za su iya kama duk hayaƙin CO2 da aka saki zuwa cikin yanayi daga tushe ba, ana iya adana yanayin yanayi CO2 kuma ana iya adana shi cikin aminci da dindindin a cikin tafkunan ƙasa. Wannan maganin kawar da carbon na ƙarshe zai ba da damar sashin ya fitar da daidai adadin hayaki daga cikin ayyukansa kai tsaye daga iska, ta yadda zai daidaita sauran hayaƙi.
The investment in Carbon Engineering is a key part of Airbus’ global climate strategy, which encourages the development and deployment of direct air capture technology, among a number of technological pathways in support of the aviation industry’s decarbonisation ambitions. The transaction is also a key element of Airbus’ strategy to grow its contribution to the Canadian economy. Airbus supports the recently-launched Clean Technology Key Industrial Capability in Canada, under the Industrial and Technological Benefits Policy.
