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RepAir Carbon Capture
Develops a Direct Air Capture system based on a proprietary electrochemical cell technology
About RepAir Carbon Capture
Repair Carbon is a startup that operates in the Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) industry, a sector predicted to rival the size of the current oil and gas industry. The company's primary offering is a sustainable and scalable Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology. This technology, powered solely by renewable energy, captures carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere using an electrochemical process that is 70% more energy-efficient than existing methods.
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The company's technology is made entirely from recycled or abundant materials, reducing its carbon footprint to a negligible level. It is designed to be easily integrated at any storage or utilization facility, making it a flexible solution for a wide range of clients. This includes innovative investors, material suppliers, and storage and utilization ventures.
Repair Carbon's business model is based on selling carbon removal credits. These credits are a measure of the company's ability to remove carbon from the atmosphere, providing a valuable asset for companies looking to offset their emissions and enhance their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategies.
In terms of financials, the company's revenue is generated from the sale of these carbon removal credits and from potential partnerships with other companies in the industry. The affordability and scalability of Repair Carbon's technology position it as a frontrunner in the emerging CDR industry, offering significant growth potential.
At a glance
- Status
- Operational
- Founded
- 2020
- Headquarters
- Yokneam Ilit, Israel
- Employees
- 51
- Open positions
- 6
- Dealroom signal
- 81.1/100
- Sector
- Energy, Spinout, Sustainable Development Goals, EIC, Carbon Capture and Storage, Climate Tech, EIT Climate-KIC Portfolio, Direct Air Capture, Circular Economy, Carbon Removal, Air & Environment
- Technology
- Hardware, Deep Tech
- Business model
- Manufacturing
- Client focus
- b2b
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Funding history
Company financing events and reported valuations.
| Deal type | Date | Amount | Valuation | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GRANT✓Other financing | Apr 2025 | $3M | — | The Israel Innovation Authority | ↗ |
| SERIES A✓Equity / VC | Apr 2025 | $15M | $60M | Repsol · Taranis · Extantia Capital · Ormat Technologies | ↗ |
Growth signals
Latest recorded traffic for RepAir Carbon Capture is 90 monthly website visits, down 94.7% over the last three months. RepAir Carbon Capture's team declined 3.8% over the past year.
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Investors
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Seed6 investors entered at this stage
Counteract
ImpactAssetsConsensus Business Group
ESIL - Environmental Sustainability Innovation Lab
The Israel Innovation Authority
European Innovation Council
Series A7 investors entered at this stage
Extantia Capital
Equinor Ventures
Zero Carbon Capital
Shell Ventures
Taranis
Repsol
Ormat Technologies
Other known investors6 additional known investors
Third Derivative
University of Delaware
Climate First
EIT Climate KIC
Net Zero Technology Centre
Repsol Energy Ventures
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