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Sandbox Carbon

Sandbox Carbon manufactures the Carbon Dumpster, a modular system that captures CO2 and other pollutants directly from gas-powered equipment, functioning like a waste disposal service. This technology enables properties to significantly reduce their scope one emissions without the need for major equipment upgrades, offering a cost-effective alternative to electrification.

Traction 5/10
Chicago, United States · HQ
Founded 20234200+ followers
  • Clean Technology
Updated 7 months ago

Funding

Raised to date

$180KRaised 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.

Funding rounds are not available yet.

Founders

1 founder

Aaron Rose

Co-founder/CEO

Product

Problem

Many properties rely on gas-powered equipment for heating and other essential functions, resulting in significant scope one emissions. Electrification, the primary alternative, can be expensive, require major equipment upgrades, and may not be as reliable in certain climates.

Solution

Sandbox Carbon offers the Carbon Dumpster, a modular system designed to capture CO2 and other pollutants directly from the exhaust of gas-powered equipment. Functioning like a waste disposal service for emissions, the Carbon Dumpster connects to existing equipment without requiring extensive retrofitting. Once full, the unit is collected, and the captured pollutants are safely disposed of by Sandbox Carbon. This approach allows properties to significantly reduce their carbon footprint without the capital expenditure and operational disruptions associated with switching to electric alternatives.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes property owners and managers seeking cost-effective and easily implementable solutions to reduce scope one emissions from gas-powered equipment.

Features

  • Modular design that scales to meet specific emission-reduction needs.
  • Compatibility with various equipment types and fuel sources.
  • Direct connection to existing gas-powered equipment, eliminating the need for major upgrades.
  • Lower capital and operating costs compared to electrification with heat pumps.
  • Independent reduction of carbon emissions, regardless of the electricity source.
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