Make your building breathe for the planet.
Soletair Power’s patented carbon capture technology changes how urban infrastructures treat air.
Your building can do better.
Buildings can capture CO2 from air and become part of a larger solution to climate change by helping clean the planet’s sky.
Capture CO2 onsite and transform your building into a carbon-capturing machine
Why Direct Air Capture?
Direct air capture (DAC) technologies extract CO2 directly from the atmosphere at any location, unlike point source carbon capture which is generally carried out at the point of emissions, such as a steel plant.
The CO2 can be permanently stored in deep geological formations or used for a variety of applications (Source: IEA.)
OUR SOLUTION
Building-Integrated Carbon Capture
Soletair Power develops Direct Air Capture technology retrofittable into buildings’ ventilation systems. The integration enables building owners and operating companies to reduce their Scope 3 emissions, cut energy costs, and capture CO2 from air.
Carbon minus⁻
Run on renewables, captures more CO2 than it emits.
Retrofittable
Easily retrofits with the existing HVAC system.
Air+
Supplies CO2-lean air leading to better indoor air quality.
Permanence
CO2 mineralization enables long-term storage.
Our vision is to build the largest distributed CO2 capture ecosystem on the planet.
Tested and Trusted
From lab to use case in four years. We’ve moved past demos, and pushed to production. Six direct air capture systems have already been successfully delivered.
Delivery Cases
2024: BICC Unit at Danica Pension.
2023: BICC Pure CO2 Unit at Vantaa.
2023: CO2 capture module at LUT.
2022: BICC Unit at Wärtsilä STH.
2022: Outdoor CO2 Capture Unit at ZBT.
2021: Power to X Unit at Expo 2020 Dubai.
50%
cost savings
Negative
capture cost
Eases
World’s first DAC technology to decarbonize buildingsbusinessesofficesdata centers
Integrate our technology into your existing building air systems, capture CO2, save energy and restore the planet’s air quality, while reducing your operational costs.
