Founded by a team of entrepreneurs and engineers, we're solving carbon removal with order of magnitude improvements to airflow efficiency and kinetic reactivity, providing reliable CO2 commodity supply while making more efficient technology available to DAC companies around the world.
Meet the TeamIn a $20 billion CO2 market experiencing unprecedented high-prices and volatility, we are a reliable partner providing liquified, food-grade CO2 at below market rates.
At a fraction of the cost and OpEx of legacy contactors, our National Science Foundation-backed technology provides a more reactive integration with any liquid sorbent, and can help significantly lower your costs in a DAC deployment, or creating a feed stream of CO2 for the production of fuel or advanced materials.
We directly took on the cost centers of air resistance, filters and low kinetic reactivity that are keeping DAC an order of magnitude off target. Our filter-less system uses ultra-reactive mist to rapidly absorb CO₂. Our revolutionary separators remove the mist at the lowest air resistance of any known DAC system. The result? Lower CapEx. Lower energy. Better and bigger scale.
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Dive deep into the pivotal moments, breakthrough innovations, strategic milestones that have guided our evolution from a visionary concept to a scalable, real-world solution.
Our food-grade CO₂ is used across industries that depend on purity and scale.
Boosting crop yields and storage through CO₂ enrichment
Our food-grade CO₂ meets the highest safety and purity
Captured CO₂ supporting verified carbon offset projects
Meet the Entrepreneurs, Engineers and Scientists powering our breakthrough carbon capture technology.
Harrison is a repeat founder who built a sustainable agriculture company and beverage brand to over 20,000 stores in the U.S. and Japan, and is a National Science Foundation panel reviewer in 2025.
Barrett is a former Lockheed Martin engineer who has led advanced systems design at Frasca International and his consulting firm since 2017.
Dr. Yannick Eatmon holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Princeton and a B.S. from MIT, with deep expertise in advanced separation processes.
