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A Market Hidden in Plain Sight
A Market Hidden in Plain Sight
Internal combustion engines (ICEs) are everywhere — in industries that can’t electrify and places the grid can’t reach. From remote drilling pads to desert mining operations, ICEs emit over 1.5 gigatons of CO₂ per year globally — with virtually no viable capture solution until now.
DOCC is the first carbon capture system purpose-built for these environments.
DOCC is the first carbon capture system purpose-built for these environments.
Its compact, engine-compatible design means it can be deployed where no pipeline, scrubber, or power line can go.
High-Value Markets
High-Value Markets
Oil & Gas – Upstream and Midstream
Oil & Gas – Upstream and Midstream
DOCC is an ideal fit for oilfield operations, particularly in:
Drilling rigs
Frac spreads
SAGD facilities
Natural gas compression stations
These engines run constantly and are often far from grid access.
DOCC captures CO₂ and H₂O on-site, enabling EOR opportunities or CO₂ monetization.
DOCC captures CO₂ and H₂O on-site, enabling EOR opportunities or CO₂ monetization.
Current Pilot Project: 10 ton/day system with Precision Drilling
Mining & Heavy Industry
Mining & Heavy Industry
Remote mines rely on diesel or gas generators. They’re under pressure to decarbonize, but infrastructure is limited.
DOCC installs directly onto generators
Reduces emissions and water hauling costs
Recovered water can aid in dust suppression, cooling, or drilling operations
Perfect for arid regions where clean water is scarce.
Rail & Locomotives
Rail & Locomotives
Rail decarbonization is hard — electrification is costly and hydrogen is still nascent.
DOCC can be installed with a dedicated trailing car for oxygen production and CO₂ capture
Adds retrofit capabilities to diesel locomotives
Bridges the gap between today’s fleet and future zero-emission goals
Decentralized & Emergency Power
Decentralized & Emergency Power
Whether powering:
Telecom towers
Emergency systems
Off-grid infrastructure
…these engines can now decarbonize without changing fuel or location.
DOCC turns standby power into low-carbon power.
Ideal Customers
Ideal Customers
Operators with large fleets of ICEs that produce hard-to-manage emissions
Organizations seeking ESG compliance or credit monetization
Facilities in regions with carbon pricing or tax incentives
Remote operations facing challenging water or NOₓ constraints
Use Case Snapshot
Use Case Snapshot
Industry
Industry
Oil & Gas
Mining
Rail
Telecom
Utilities
Application
Application
Drilling Rig
Diesel Generator
Freight Locomotive
Backup Generator
Remote Pump Station
DOCC Benefit
DOCC Benefit
On-site CO₂ and water recovery, EOR potential
Capture + water reuse, improves ESG score
Retrofit-ready decarbonization for diesel fleets
CO₂ credit generation, no need to electrify
Grid-independent compliance and low-carbon ops
Geographic Strategy
Geographic Strategy
DOCC deployment focuses on regions with:
Strong carbon markets (e.g., Canada OBPS, U.S. 45Q)
Existing CO₂ storage infrastructure
Large installed bases of ICEs
Initial markets: Western Canada → Texas → North Dakota → Australia → EU
Do you run engines that can’t be electrified?
Do you run engines that can’t be electrified?
Let’s talk about how DOCC can help you hit your climate targets — today, not ten years from now.
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