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Airiva

Airiva designs and manufactures modular, scalable wind energy systems for built environments, integrating vertical-axis wind turbines into contemporary architectural frames. The company's smart systems generate clean electricity directly at the point of use for commercial, municipal, and transport infrastructure, with a focus on quiet, safe, and aesthetically integrated design. Airiva is currently preparing for customer pilots in 2026, with initial orders and licensing partnerships planned for 2027.

Katonah, United States · HQ
Founded 20224500+ followers
Updated 10 days ago

Funding

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Product

Problem

Traditional wind energy solutions are often large-scale, utility-focused installations that are impractical for urban and suburban settings. This leaves a gap for onsite renewable energy generation that can be seamlessly integrated into the built environment, where space is constrained and aesthetic and safety concerns are paramount.

Solution

Airiva provides a modular, scalable wind energy system designed specifically for built environments. The system consists of an array of vertical wind turbines housed within a contemporary frame, which can be connected to form expanded network installations tailored to individual site requirements. The electricity generated can be used directly on site, stored, or fed into the grid, offering a flexible approach to onsite energy generation. Designed to be quiet and safe, the system integrates into a variety of landscapes, from commercial buildings and campuses to transport networks and coastal areas.

Target Audience

Airiva targets owners and developers of commercial buildings, campuses, municipal facilities, and transport infrastructure seeking to generate renewable energy on site. The system is also relevant for architects and urban planners looking to incorporate sustainable energy solutions into new or existing projects.

Features

  • Modular wall segments that connect to form scalable, site-specific installations
  • Vertical wind turbine array housed within a contemporary, architecturally integrated frame
  • End hub units providing controls, communications, and power management
  • Suitable for diverse environments including commercial, municipal, highway, rail, air transport, and coastal locations
  • Designed for quiet and safe operation, enabling integration into populated areas
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