Driving Climate Repair by Cooling down the Ocean and removing, converting and sequestering CO2.
WOXON tackles the key climate sympton directly that is the source of the main issues the globe is facing: Heat. Over the last 50 years, more than 90% of the global increase in energy inventory have gone into the oceans. Ice caps are melting. WOXON's goal is to cool down our oceans to pre-industrial levels, which is 1.3deg C cooler than they are now. "Carbon" is not the enemy if you have a tool to control global Temperatures and pH levels in our oceans. Having said that: the WOXON technology also releases ocean Carbon in the cooling process which can be captured, converted and sequestered as solid Carbon. Our oceans hold 50 times more CO2 than the atmosphere, a 30% increase over recent decades, which decreased the ocean pH levels, making it 30% more acidic which is the cause of our coral reefs dying.
As seen at COP26 in Glasgow, Carbon politics are the main barrier to solving the actual problem, it is a topic so complex, with too many opposing interests among key stakeholders that the required fast solution is unlikely to happen - we can always hope but also need a Plan B. WOXON focusses on the actual heat problem first, avoiding the Carbon discussion for now - we don't have much time left to fix this.
Company Details
- Founded
- -
- Address
- Sevenoaks, Kent Tn14 5ge, Gb
- Industry
- Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing
- NAICS
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Semiconductor and Other Electronic Component Manufacturing
- Website
- http://www.woxon.com
- Keywords
- IT Consulting.
- HQ
- Sevenoaks, Kent
Woxon Questions
Woxon's website is http://www.woxon.com
Woxon's LinkedIn profile is https://uk.linkedin.com/company/woxon
Woxon's industry is
Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing
Woxon's top competitors are
Aquanet Power,
Farad.ai,
Ankaa,
Twefda,
Marico Marine Group,
Orb Renewables,
Chitendai Ltd,
O-Innovations,
Origin Integrity Management,
Net Hero.
Woxon's categories are Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing
Woxon's founding year is 2021
