Frontier buyers commit $30.6 million to Phlair for electrochemical DAC removals

Frontier buyers have signed an offtake agreement with Phlair, an electrochemical direct air capture (DAC) company, for $30.6 million to remove 47,000 tonnes of CO₂ between 2027 and 2030. This agreement will support Phlair's first commercial-scale DAC facility in Alberta, Canada. Phlair's technology aims for high energy efficiency, targeting less than 1.5 MWh/tCO₂, and is designed to integrate with intermittent renewable energy sources, including dedicated on-site solar panels. This marks Frontier's first offtake with Phlair, following an initial prepurchase in September 2023.