Susteon is developing direct air capture (DAC) technology that captures atmospheric carbon dioxide and converts it into usable products. This technology provides a scalable solution for mitigating the increasing levels of CO2 in the atmosphere.
Funding
$80K 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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Product
Problem
The increasing concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide from industrial and other sources is a major contributor to climate change. Existing carbon capture methods often require significant energy input and may not be economically viable for widespread deployment.
Solution
Susteon develops and deploys decarbonization technologies that capture carbon dioxide from both point sources and directly from the atmosphere, converting it into valuable products. Their end-to-end technology portfolio includes electrified reactive CO2 capture using dual-function materials, CO2-to-olefins conversion, and electrified methane pyrolysis. Susteon's approach aims to reduce the energy requirements and costs associated with carbon capture and utilization, enabling a transition to a low-carbon economy. By transforming emissions into usable products, Susteon provides a holistic solution for mitigating climate change and creating a regenerative carbon ecosystem.
Target Audience
Susteon's primary customers include industrial companies, energy producers, and aviation sector end-users seeking to reduce their carbon footprint and transition to sustainable practices.
Features
- Point-source CO2 capture using Sustenol, a proprietary solvent technology.
- Electrified Reactive CO2 Capture using Dual Function Materials (DFM).
- ECHO technology for CO2 to Olefins conversion.
- ARCUS technology for CO2 to CO conversion.
- Electrified Atmospheric CO2 Concentrator (ECCo) for direct air capture.
- Electrified Methane Pyrolysis for clean hydrogen production.
- Integrated Power-to-X technology for converting captured CO2 into valuable products.