RepAir

RepAir develops electrochemical direct air capture technology for carbon dioxide removal, utilizing a solid-state device inspired by battery technology that consumes 70% less energy than conventional methods while producing 98-99% pure CO2 for permanent storage or utilization. The company's modular, stackable cell architecture is built from abundant and recycled materials, enabling scalable cost-efficient manufacturing through automated assembly lines. RepAir's technology is purpose-built for low-concentration CO2 streams (0-5%), breaking through energy and cost barriers that limit current methods at diluted sources. The purely electric, continuous capture process provides on-demand ramp-up during power fluctuations, ensuring flexibility with minimal disruption. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Yokneam Illit, Israel, with European headquarters in Luxembourg, the company has raised approximately $26.5M in Series A funding. RepAir differentiates itself through partnerships with Shell and Mitsubishi, and its launch of the EU's first onshore direct air capture and storage project with C-Questra, serving hard-to-abate sectors including heavy industry, aviation, and shipping.