Brineworks develops ultra-low-cost Direct Air Capture technology utilizing cutting-edge electrochemistry and renewable power. This solution enables the production of low-cost CO₂ suitable for e-Fuels, Carbon Dioxide Removal, and other CCUS applications. Their technology aims for costs under $200 per ton of CO₂ by 2030, allowing flexible deployment near renewable resources or infrastructure.
Funding
$4.6M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.





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Problem
Many industries, such as maritime shipping and aviation, struggle to decarbonize due to the lack of affordable and scalable sources of CO2 for producing sustainable fuels. Existing methods for CO2 capture are often energy-intensive and costly, hindering the widespread adoption of e-fuels.
Solution
Brineworks offers a seawater electrolysis technology that efficiently extracts both CO2 and green hydrogen directly from seawater. This electrochemical process provides a sustainable and cost-effective method for sourcing the necessary components for e-fuel production. By utilizing seawater as a readily available resource, Brineworks enables the large-scale production of sustainable fuels, addressing the decarbonization challenges faced by high-emission industries. The technology aims to make sustainable CO2 and H2 production affordable, unlocking the potential for widespread e-fuel adoption.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes companies in the maritime shipping and aviation industries seeking sustainable fuel sources, as well as e-fuel producers looking for affordable and scalable CO2 and hydrogen supply.
Features
- Seawater electrolysis for simultaneous CO2 and green hydrogen extraction
- Electrochemical process enabling sustainable fuel feedstock production
- Direct sourcing of CO2 and H2 from seawater, reducing reliance on traditional methods
- Scalable technology for large-scale e-fuel production