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Everything you need to know about our technology, CO₂ supply, and partnership opportunities.
Cryogenic CO₂ purification uses low temperatures to separate CO₂ from contaminants in industrial emissions. CleanCycleCarbon's patent-pending process purifies raw CO₂ to FDA-registered, beverage-grade quality without chemical reagents.
CleanCycleCarbon produces CO₂ that meets FDA food-grade registration, beverage-grade purity standards suitable for carbonation, and industrial-grade specifications.
Yes. CleanCycleCarbon's technology is feedstock agnostic and captures CO₂ from multiple types of industrial emissions including fermentation, combustion, and biological processes.
Chemical absorption processes require significant reagent consumption, waste disposal, and ongoing operating costs. CleanCycleCarbon's cryogenic approach eliminates those dependencies and produces a cleaner product with a simpler operational footprint.
CleanCycleCarbon works with established distribution partners to deliver CO₂ to commercial end users. Contact us to discuss volume, specifications, and supply availability.
Yes. All CO₂ is captured and purified at facilities within the United States. CleanCycleCarbon is building domestic CO₂ supply capacity to reduce reliance on concentrated, geographically distant sources.
CleanCycleCarbon supplies CO₂ to beverage manufacturers, food processors, agricultural operations, industrial manufacturers, water treatment facilities, and research laboratories.
Most CO₂ used in soda and carbonated beverages comes from industrial sources: ethanol fermentation plants, ammonia production facilities, and natural CO₂ wells. The CO₂ must be purified to beverage grade (99.9% purity or higher) before it can be used in drinks. CleanCycleCarbon produces beverage grade CO₂ by capturing it from renewable natural gas upgraders.
Beverage grade CO₂ meets the International Society of Beverage Technologists (ISBT) specification: 99.9% purity minimum with strict limits on moisture (under 20 ppm), total sulfur (under 0.1 ppm), benzene (non-detect), and dozens of other contaminants. It is the highest purity grade of commercial CO₂.
The 2022 CO₂ shortage was caused by multiple supply disruptions hitting simultaneously: contamination at the Jackson Dome natural CO₂ well in Mississippi, planned maintenance at ammonia plants along the Gulf Coast, and seasonal shutdowns at corn ethanol facilities. Because 85% of U.S. merchant CO₂ comes from just three source types in two regions, these disruptions cascaded nationally.
Beverage grade CO₂ typically ranges from $150 to $300 per ton depending on market conditions, volume, and contract terms. Prices spiked significantly during the 2022 shortage. Delivered cost also depends on distance from the production source, as CO₂ transportation adds roughly $0.10 per ton per mile.
Food grade CO₂ meets FDA requirements at 99.5% purity for applications where CO₂ does not directly enter the final product. Beverage grade meets the stricter ISBT specification at 99.9% purity with limits on over 20 individual trace contaminants. Beverage grade is required for carbonation in drinks.
Renewable natural gas (RNG) is methane produced from organic waste sources like dairy manure, food waste, and landfill decomposition through anaerobic digestion. The raw biogas is upgraded to pipeline quality by removing CO₂ and contaminants. That removed CO₂ is typically vented but can be captured and purified to beverage grade.
CleanCycleCarbon's first commercial facility operates at the Perdue Farms campus in Lewiston, North Carolina. Additional projects are in active development across multiple geographies and feedstock types.
No. CleanCycleCarbon develops, builds, and operates the capture facility on-site. The host facility provides access to the emissions source. No capital outlay is required from the host.
Timeline depends on the specific emissions source and site conditions. CleanCycleCarbon handles the full process: site evaluation, engineering, permitting, construction, commissioning, and ongoing operations.
CleanCycleCarbon is actively expanding and building relationships with capital partners. Contact us to discuss investment opportunities in CO₂ capture project development.
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