About ReCarbn
ReCarbn aims to capture 1 megaton of CO2 between now and 2035, thereby helping to limit global warming to 1.5 °C. We aim to filter CO2 out of the air in an affordable and easily scalable way.
Our young and ambitious team combines years of experience in carbon capturing technology and is complemented with commercial business and financial backgrounds. The ReCarbn technology is developed at the University of Twente since 2012.
Scaling up Carbon Dioxide Removal is an urgent priority, as are efforts to rapidly reduce emissions, if we are to meet the temperature goal (1.5°C) of the Paris Agreement. Direct Air Capture, a novel Carbon Dioxide Removal technology that extracts CO2 directly from the atmosphere, is considered one of the essential technologies in climate change mitigation. It enables us to permanently store CO2 below the ground to revert global warming or use the CO2 as circular feedstock to replace fossil sources of carbon.
Meet The Team
Our team combines years of research in carbon capturing technology and is complemented with commercial business and financial backgrounds. The ReCarbn technology is developed at the University of Twente since 2012, by Professor Wim Brilman, an academic expert and thought leader in the field.
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ReCarbn is continuously looking for launching customers and experts in the field of CO₂ use in indoor farming to help us in our mission and build the first demonstration unit.
