The Net-Negative Vehicle.

Time to rethink electric vehicles…

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The Path to Cleaner Air..

As the world grapples with the urgent need to combat global warming, PlanetWEST introduces MIDAC-2*, a new carbon capture technology poised to transform the landscape of Direct Air Capture (DAC) systems.

“We believe the MIDAC-2* has the potential to revolutionize the carbon capture industry”

-Chris Catlin, CEO PlanetWEST

*Patent pending

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Applications:

Apply PlanetWEST’s technology to the transportation industry. Imagine every vehicle in the world being capable of capturing carbon while in motion - or stationary! With PlanetWEST’s MIDAC-2* System, this becomes a reality. Scalable, flexible and production ready, MIDAC-2* can be fitted to all electric vehicles from passenger cars, freight and delivery trucks and even buses.

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Rendering of the assembly of a PlanetWEST MIDAC* system.

Think about it.

Wherever there are excessive carbon emissions there are roads and vehicles.

“Our Commitment to sustainability and innovation has driven us to develop a solution that not only addresses the challenges of DAC systems but also contributes to a more sustainable and carbon-neutral future.

-Spokesperson for PlanetWEST.

The numerous applications of MIDAC* enable low effort and consistent carbon capture to ensure clean air in our cities and across all major highways.


The MIDAC* is estimated to cost $1,500-2,000** when installed. Its support equipment: filter cartridges and filter cleaner systems are low cost.

**(electronics/sensor if used unknown cost).

*Patent pending

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MIDAC-2*, Production Ready:

Making fighting climate change faster and more affordable.

“Driving an electric vehicle becomes a net negative vehicle. This will make fighting climate change faster and more affordable.”

-Chris Catlin, CEO, PlanetWEST

*Patent pending