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Total revenue
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$ per year
Gross margin
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, % of revenue
Project IRR (20-yr)
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vs. 10% hurdle
NPV @ 10%
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Payback: ,
Revenue composition ,
Operating cost composition ,
Annual P&L (project basis)
Five-scale snapshot, current pathway & assumptions
CO₂ captured
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t/yr
CO₂ → fuels
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, % of captured
CO₂ → minerals
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, % of captured
Mass-balance residual
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No double counting
Output streams
Revenue contribution by product ,
Gross-margin contribution by product ,

Per-product attribution: revenue net of product/credit royalty, minus directly attributable opex (H₂ feedstock share, synthesis or mineral electricity, and capture cost weighted by CO₂ share). The amortized license fee is a corporate overhead and is not allocated per product.

Gross-margin % per product GM ÷ revenue, per stream
CO₂ utilization split ,
Credit-price sensitivity, IRR across reference scales 5 lines · hurdle = 10%
Tornado, one-at-a-time IRR sensitivity (±20%) Base IRR: ,
Monte Carlo (1,000 simulations) Not yet run
Samples each tornado input uniformly within ±20% of its current value.
DAC vs Point-Source, KPI comparison Δ = PS − DAC at current input state
Revenue stacks, side by side
DAC
Point-Source
IRR across reference scales, DAC vs PS
When PS wins / When DAC wins
Engine integrity ,

The JavaScript engine is verified against the Python reference engine (engine_v2.py) at page load. Tolerance: relative error < 10⁻⁹ for all eleven primary metrics across ten reference scenarios.

Carbon claim ledger, current scenario

Each captured tCO₂ is assigned to exactly one downstream claim holder. The engine returns the mass-balance residual on every solve and rejects scenarios that would create double counting.

Stoichiometric reactions and molecular weights IUPAC, NIST sources

Every mass-balance step uses IUPAC atomic masses (C = 12.011, H = 1.008, O = 15.999, N = 14.007, Ca = 40.078, Mg = 24.305) and the canonical stoichiometric coefficients listed below. The engine reports the residual on every solve, and rejects scenarios above the configured tolerance.

MRV approach and integrity rules
  • Single-holder claim ledger. Every captured tCO₂ is assigned to exactly one downstream claim holder, fuel (MeOH or e-SAF), mineral carbonate, CDR credit, reduction credit, CaaS host, or avoided emissions.
  • Mass-balance enforcement. The engine returns a residual on every solve and rejects scenarios where |residual| exceeds 1e-6 tCO₂.
  • No double counting. Routing splits are constrained to sum to 1.0 across all output pathways before economics are evaluated.
  • Conservative defaults. Reference scenarios use the lower bound of published cost ranges for capture, hydrogen, and mineral feedstocks, and the upper bound for industrial royalties.
  • Audit trail. Every run preserves inputs, intermediate quantities, costs, revenues, royalties, and the audit residual, ready for inclusion in an initial report.
Standards and references
ReferenceScope
ISO 14064-2:2019Project-level GHG quantification, monitoring, and reporting.
ISO 14064-3:2019Verification and validation of GHG statements.
VCS v4 (Verra)Voluntary carbon market methodology for engineered removals.
Puro StandardEngineered CDR with permanent storage, mineralization pathways.
ICVCM Core Carbon PrinciplesQuality framework for high-integrity credits.
EU CBAMCarbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, exporter quantification scope.
Saudi RVCMCRegional Voluntary Carbon Market Company, credit issuance and registry.
NIST Chemistry WebBookThermochemistry and molecular weights for synthesis pathways.

Pathway eligibility under any specific methodology is subject to pilot validation, MRV approval, and methodology issuance. RV-CMP outputs are screening-grade and should be reviewed by an accredited verification body before issuance.

Current scenario, methodology snapshot
Verifier checks, current scenario ,

The Verifier runs nine pass / fail integrity checks against the live scenario. Any failure flags the scenario for review and blocks issuance under the included MRV standards.

Carbon claim allocation

Each captured tCO₂ resolves to exactly one downstream claim holder. The Verifier confirms the allocation sums to the captured volume and that no single tCO₂ is claimed twice.

MRV readiness checklist