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RepAir Carbon Offer CO2 Capture Solution

RepAir Carbon Capture

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RepAir Carbon is an Israeli startup that offers an inventive way to help deal with the growing problems of climate change. The company offers a new carbon dioxide capture solution. And for its new tech ReapAir Carbon raised $10 million in a Series A round of investment led by climate-first firm Extantia Capital with Equinor Ventures, Shell Ventures, and Zero Carbon Capital also participating.

Let’s face it, the world is getting hotter bad it’s because of all of the manmade greenhouse gas emissions. While it is on the right track, it is going to take a long time before the world manages get to anywhere close to zero greenhouse emissions. And all of that extra carbon dioxide already in the atmosphere is doing irreparable damage to the environment. So, the issue is not just reducing greenhouse emissions; the world must also find ways to clean the air of excessive carbon.

Founded in 2022, RepAir declares its mission is to capture CO₂ from the air at Gigaton scale, with an ultra-low-cost solution.

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RepAir Carbon explains that human activities release more than 40 Gigaton of CO₂ into the atmosphere every year. Capturing CO₂ from the air is key to reverse global warming. The challenge with CO₂ capture: how to make it economically viable.

RepAir’s electrochemical device utilizes electricity to separate CO₂ from the air. Their modular and scalable technology can reach the Gigaton scale.

“Direct Air Capture technologies are a trillion-dollar market opportunity by 2050; however, to unlock that potential, solutions must be energy efficient, cost-effective, and scalable,” said Amir Shiner, CEO and Co-Founder of RepAir Carbon Capture. “RepAir is one of the very few solutions to be able to overcome those hurdles, and doing so may make it not only a leader in the space but also a key component of going green globally. This investment round, from some of the leading names driving the climate tech revolution, is a testament to our capabilities and the enormous business potential and good they can achieve.”

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