Carbon Sciences is in the process of developing a futuristic technology that can turn potentially hazardous carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions into ecologically-friendly products. The CO2 is broken down and reconfigured into a chemical compound with a myriad of potential applications.
Today the company announced the grand opening of its new research and development center in Santa Barbara, California. The new facility is expected to bolster the development and commercialization of Carbon Sciences breakthrough technology. This puts the company in an excellent position, with the successful launch of this technology translating to Carbon Sciences’ break into a multi-billion dollar opportunity.
CEO Derek McLeish said, “We are very excited about securing and moving into our new and larger facility. This office and industrial space will be able to accommodate our aggressive growth plan over the next couple of years. With our core scientific and engineering team all under one roof, I believe we can start making dramatic progress.”
Indeed the future looks bright for a company claiming to have the ability to transform harsh pollutants into useful and environmentally safe products. The new research center simply puts Carbon Sciences one step closer to realizing its vision.
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