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Harnessing the Storm to Scale Direct Air Capture
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Find out how turning rock into fluid can accelerate carbon removal

Carbon removal needs to scale. Fast.
Our mission is to accelerate real-world carbon removal deployment through: 

1. A fast CO2 capture process that delivers high capital and energy efficiencies.

2. Rapid scaling, by building on industrial processes already proven at scale.

OUR TECHNOLOGY
Turning rock into fluid to accelerate carbon absorption

Carbon removal can’t wait for unproven innovations. Airhive’s patent-pending system builds on the proven industrial process of fluidisation, which optimizes for cost, energy and deployment speed. We take a natural CO2 sequestration process using non-toxic Earth minerals, and accelerate it by orders of magnitude for meaningful climate impact.

READY TO SCALE

Our target is to scale from a standing start to multi-kiloton scale within 3 years. We are currently building a 40 tCO2 /year pilot system, and are working towards the following scale milestones:

2024 1,000 tCO2 /year commercial pilot in mid-2024

2025 4,000 tCO2 /year first commercial facility in mid-2025

2035 Multi-megaton scale removal 

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FOCUSED ON DELIVERY

Our team has experience of delivering complex, fast-moving projects. 

See how we are leveraging a scientific heritage to accelerate carbon removal.

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NEWS

Fluidisation is a technology that works now - it gives us a head start to build the future we know we need

Rory Brown, Co-founder

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