We are excited to announce that ReCarbn has been awarded the NWO Take-off Grant! Building on over a decade of research led by Professor Wim Brilman, we aim to revolutionise Direct Air Capture (DAC) with our energy-efficient circulating solid-sorbent reactor technology.
ReCarbn, in collaboration with the University of Twente, is conducting a feasibility study to capture atmospheric CO₂ using their Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology under the TSE Industry Studies grant scheme.
Last week, ReCarbn was featured in an article in the Netherlands’ largest news magazine, EW. The article highlights our journey and the innovative Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology we are developing to fight climate change.
Together with Carbotreat and the University of Twente, ReCarbn has received funding from EFRO Oost 2021-2027 to further develop and test our Direct Air Capture technology in an experimental setup for the EcoCapture project. Among two other approved projects, we have developed a unique technique of capturing CO₂ directly from the atmosphere.
This week, our CEO, Guus Dubbink, was featured in an article in the Netherlands’ leading financial newspaper, Het Financieele Dagblad. The article revolved mainly around Direct Air Capture (DAC) and how ReCarbn is combating climate change by extracting CO₂ from the atmosphere.
The main takeaways of the article include…
Last week Sophia Hummelman, Co-Founder of ReCarbn, talked about ways to reverse climate change by Direct Air Capture of CO₂ and how to start a business with Hugo Suidgeest from FOUNDER RADIO.
Highlights of the podcast include…
Our pilot unit (Generation 1) is gearing up for relocation from the University of Twente in Enschede to the Wageningen AlgaePARC for testing.
Since Monday, our team has been fully immersed in action as we dismantle the DAC unit for transportation…
In February, together with Carbyon, ReCarbn was featured in Energeia, the independent trade publication for the Dutch energy sector, highlighting our partnerships with Deep Sky to build demo installations in Canada.
We are excited to be part of Cohort 5 Leap, Phase 2, of the European Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Startup Accelerator Program hosted by remove.
Remove is the premier European accelerator program focused solely on CDR, designed to support early-stage startups.
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