Jeanine Ash

Title: Jeanine Ash and Carbon Dioxide Sequestration

Introduction

Jeanine Ash is an inventor based in Seattle, Washington, and works at Capture6 Corp. Her patent concerns a method for storing carbon dioxide captured directly from the air.

Latest Patents

Ash is associated with 1 patent, titled “Systems and Methods for Sequestering Alkaline Carbonates with Captured CO₂.” The method combines an alkaline fluid stream with an acidic stream produced through direct air carbon capture to create a pH-balanced stream. It then stores that stream in a location such as underground, on land, or in a body of water, with the aim of providing long-term storage for captured carbon dioxide.

Career Highlights

Ash’s listed patent reflects work on carbon removal and durable carbon storage. The invention describes balancing the pH of captured-carbon streams before placing them in a suitable storage location.

Collaborations

Ash’s listed coworkers include Luke Shors and Alishan Salim. Her work is associated with Capture6 Corp.

Conclusion

Jeanine Ash’s patent focuses on a process for converting streams from direct air carbon capture into a pH-balanced form for long-term carbon dioxide storage.