Carbon Sciences Inc., a development stage company, is working to offer products and processes to address the world’s need for carbon dioxide transformation and sequestration. Currently, the company has filed an international patent application for a portion of its new technology, while also finding a certain amount of interest from potential investors.
The need for innovative technologies in this area is not in dispute. Arriving at solutions that meet a vast array of requirements is. Regulatory limits, costs, and the actual solution to the issue will require technologies and cooperation from many points of view. Apparently, the company feels that it has found such a technology and is moving forward with both near- and long-term plans to market it.
In a certain sense, the company is facing a two-stage process to make its product and processes viable. It must first develop the actual processes, and then wage an international battle to protect its technology, especially in high-value countries where market potential is high (i.e., where heavy concentrations of mining, paper, coal industries are located.) There is little doubt that there will be a multi-billion dollar market for these processes as the world’s environment continues to degrade. When and how the market develops is the question investors must address to profit by it.
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