Korall Carbon Capture, a Swedish startup founded in 2024, develops Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology for atmospheric carbon dioxide (COâ‚‚) removal. The company uses industrial waste as the COâ‚‚ capture agent and sequesters COâ‚‚ into […]
280 Earth, an American startup founded in 2022, develops Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology for atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) removal. The company employs a modular DAC system characterized by its use of a solid sorbent for
Exomad Green, a Bolivian company founded in 2023, is a leading biochar producer and carbon dioxide removal (CDR) player to address the environmental challenges. Instead of incinerating forestry residues, which releases COâ‚‚ and pollutants, Exomad
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Based on our analysis of BiCRS companies, we categorized BiCRS companies by selling Carbon Credits (Yes or No) in a comprehensive Excel table (.xlsx). The table summarizes the following critical information: Sell Carbon Credits (Yes
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RenewCO2, a US cleantech company founded in 2018, has developed an innovative electrolyzer technology that efficiently transforms COâ‚‚ and water into ethylene glycol, a key component in polyester production. This approach not only contributes to
Brineworks, a Dutch cleantech company founded in 2023, has developed a groundbreaking electrolytic electrodialysis technology that serves a dual purpose: removing COâ‚‚ from seawater and producing Hâ‚‚. This innovative approach contributes significantly to ocean-based carbon
ecoLocked, a German climate tech company founded in 2021, develops biochar-amended concrete admixtures to turn buildings into carbon sinks. Their innovative approach uses biochar produced from biomass residues and makes biochar-amended concrete admixtures for carbon-negative
Carbonade, an Israeli cleantech company founded in 2022, has developed an integrated system of Direct Air Capture and electrolyzer to efficiently capture COâ‚‚ from the air and convert it into syngas. Syngas can be used
Tsubame BHB, a Japanese cleantech startup founded in 2017, has developed an innovative ammonia synthesis technology. Their process employs electride catalysts to produce ammonia at low temperatures and pressures, resulting in a more energy-efficient and
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Nium, a UK-based cleantech startup founded in 2022, has developed an innovative technology for ammonia synthesis. Their process utilizes a heterogeneous catalyst comprising metallic atom clusters on the surface of microparticles to facilitate the reaction
