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TL;DR: the total energy produced by humanity in a year.
Or if you want to do it in let's say 20 years, 5% of the total power output.
It's way less than that. 2.39x10^20 is around 4% of 5.8x10^21. Not even close to "almost as much". Looks like the authors don't know their powers of 10. So if we dedicate 5% of the total energy for one year it could theoretically be done.
Assuming a 100% efficient CO2 capture system...
Here's an actual carbon capture system, I have mo idea how efficient or practical it is.