The Ohio State University (OSU), along with its partners Gas Technology Institute, the National Carbon Capture Center (NCCC), and American Electric Power, aims to develop a cost-effective design and fabrication process for a novel transformational membrane and its membrane modules that capture carbon dioxide (CO2) from flue gas. The goal of this project is to achieve greater than 60 to 90% capture of the CO2 with greater than 95% CO2 purity ready for compression to 152 bar (2,200 pounds per square inch [psi]) for storage or enhanced oil recovery (EOR). For less than 90% capture, the goal is to achieve less than $30/tonne CO2 captured.