Soletair Power develops modular direct air capture systems that integrate with existing building ventilation systems to capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. This technology enables building owners to reduce their Scope 3 emissions, lower energy costs, and improve indoor air quality while contributing to climate change mitigation.
Funding
$3.4M 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 buildings lack effective solutions for reducing their carbon footprint and improving indoor air quality. Traditional carbon capture methods are often point-source solutions, failing to address ambient CO2 levels in urban environments and the Scope 3 emissions associated with building operations. Existing HVAC systems do not actively remove CO2, leading to suboptimal air quality and increased energy consumption.
Solution
Soletair Power offers building-integrated direct air capture (DAC) technology that retrofits into existing HVAC systems, enabling buildings to capture CO2 directly from the atmosphere. This modular system allows building owners to reduce Scope 3 emissions, lower energy costs through optimized ventilation, and improve indoor air quality by supplying CO2-lean air. The captured CO2 can be mineralized for long-term storage, contributing to climate change mitigation. By integrating DAC into building infrastructure, Soletair Power transforms buildings into active participants in carbon removal, creating a distributed CO2 capture ecosystem.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes building owners, operating companies, and facility managers seeking to reduce their carbon footprint, improve energy efficiency, and enhance indoor air quality in commercial buildings, offices, and data centers.
Features
- Modular direct air capture units designed for seamless integration with existing building ventilation systems
- Retrofittable design minimizes installation costs and disruption
- CO2 mineralization for permanent and safe carbon storage
- Real-time monitoring and control system to optimize capture efficiency and energy consumption
- Integration with renewable energy sources for carbon-negative operation
- Air purification capabilities, delivering CO2-lean air for enhanced indoor air quality
- Remote diagnostics and performance monitoring