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Yesterday we hosted the repsol team and discussed exciting projects & collaboration opportunities Repsol's engineering expertise with DAC experience is fascinating, and we were thrilled to discuss electrode manufacturing Thank you for the visit & support as a strategic partner!

A #DAC tech THAT CAN REALLY GO BELOW 100$/T? Register for this free excursion in Northern Israel to witness our DAC system in action. RepAir's DAC system is made entirely from recycled or abundant materials and is powered by renewable energy alone. bit.ly/44zfOxX

We chose Ramat Menashe as home to Repair's office because it's Israel's first biosphere operating sustainably and respecting the environment. Next month, you'll have the opportunity to tour it & learn about the future of climate tech in Northern Israel. bit.ly/3PypzIy

We are thrilled to be included in StartUs Insights' Global Startup Heat Map, highlighting the startups to watch in 2023. We're passionate about pioneering the most sustainable #CO2 removal solution that runs on less energy and scales at a lower cost! startus-insights.com/innovators-gui…

💪This is what progress & hard work from a dream team look like! The cell stack is on its way to the roof prototype for the launch of RepAir's #DAC system. A milestone for us and a huge step for a sustainable, scalable #carbonremoval solution at a lower cost for the 🌎

Are you ready to make a real impact on the planet Check out our open positions here: bit.ly/3tPOnmL

We're proud to share that industry veteran Jean-Philippe Hiegel is joining RepAir as Head of Strategy & Growth. Jean-Philippe brings over 17 years of industry experience to the RepAir Carbon team, taking our executive team to new heights. Welcome to the team, Jean-Philippe!

BlackRock's partnering with Occidental to invest $550M in the world's largest DAC facility, which aims to capture 500K tonnes of CO2 annually. According to BlackRock CEO, the facility represents an incredible investment opportunity for BlackRock’s clients. bit.ly/47nmSzE

RepAir’s next-generation solution represents a leap forward in emissions reduction technology. RepAir offers carbon removal at the gigaton scale, while using 70% less energy (0.6MWh/tCO2). Future-proof your company's net-zero strategy. lnkd.in/ddthvUrC

We've successfully transitioned our technology out the lab and onto the roof! 🏗️ We are excited to launch our working prototype (>TRL6) in an operational environment demonstrating the technical performance of RepAir’s carbon capture solution: youtube.com/watch?v=MDOO7s…

Exciting News Alert! 🌍 RepAir takes the spotlight in the Carbon Herald! Check out this exclusive feature highlighting the exciting launch of our Direct Air Capture (DAC) field prototype, demonstrating sustainable carbon removal at the gigaton scale. carbonherald.com/repair-unveils…

Climate Global News (CGN) published an article highlighting the launch of RepAir Carbon Capture's Direct Air Capture field prototype, demonstrating sustainable carbon removal at the gigaton scale. Check out the article: climateglobalnews.com/repair-unveils…

Exciting coverage from No Camels on the remarkable 3 million NIS grant to RepAir from The Israel Innovation Authority! A heartfelt thank you to the Israel Innovation Authority for their unwavering support and belief in our vision. bit.ly/48mtyhV

🌍 Excited to share that RepAir Carbon Capture’s Co-Founder and CEO, Amir Shiner, was recently featured on the ModeX podcast! 💡 A heartfelt thank you to Hayley Jones and ModeX for hosting such an inspiring and informative podcast! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s1-…

2023 marks a pivotal year of growth for RepAir Carbon Capture! As #2024 rolls in, we are excited about the possibilities and ready to embrace new challenges as we continue to make great strides toward a #sustainable future! 🌍 Here’s to great success in the coming year! 🥂

RepAir Carbon Capture presented at Decarb Connect's Next Gen Awards last week! 🎉 Conventional point source capture technologies have proven to be ineffective at 1% CO2. This is where RepAir Carbon Capture's solution excels, demonstrating a low energy consumption of 300kWh/t.