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CCS technology, relatively established but not widespread, captures a portion of CO2 emissions at fossil fuel plants and stores it deep underground. Similarly, DAC is a newer, less mature technology that employs large fans to draw air and chemically extract CO2, with the captured gas subsequently stored underground. The need for effective carbon capture solutions is emphasized by climate experts, who argue that capturing carbon emissions is essential for achieving climate neutrality by 2050, especially in sectors like cement and steel, where emission reduction options are limited.