Here you will be able to download logo variations, images, color codes, and general brand assets. Soletair Power develops modular direct air capture systems that enable companies, corporations and commercial building owners to capture CO2 directly from the air and be a part of the large-scale deployment of carbon dioxide removal measures. Our technology is also the pioneer of the world’s first economically profitable Power-to-X fuel (synthetic methane from thin air) production model. Our patented modular carbon capture technology empowers commercial property owners to offset up to 50% of their buildings’ overall carbon emissions on-site and has the potential to be one of the first truly carbon-negative solutions in the world. The captured CO2 can be injected inside concrete blocks where it stays for a long term. This process turns buildings into carbon sinks and completes the cycle of CO2. Case 1: Making fuel from thin air in Dubai, UAE. Case 2: Capturing CO2 from the outdoor air in Duisburg, Germany. Case 3: Capturing CO2 using the building’s HVAC in Wärtsilä STH, Vaasa, Finland. Established in 2016, Finnish carbon capture technology provider company Soletair Power uses technologies developed by LUT and the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland. The company is focused on global negative emissions by integrating Direct Air Capture into commercial building HVAC systems, both indoors and outdoors. The captured CO2 is stored in containers and supplied to concrete manufacturers for permanent storage. In 2021, Soletair Power demonstrated a compact Power-to-X methane production module at Expo 2020 Dubai and installed an outdoor DAC unit at the ZBT hydrogen and fuel cell center in Duisburg, Germany in 2022. In 2023, they installed their HVAC-integrated DAC system at seed funding company Wärtsilä’s Sustainable Technology Hub building in Vaasa, Finland. Soletair Power HVAC-integrated CO2 Capture system can capture up to 20 tCO2/year/unit and reduce energy consumption and cost of ventilation. It was back in 2016. Our founder, Mr. Ari Piispanen saw in a local newspaper that local university professors went to Germany to see how CO2 was captured from flue gases in a factory. Ari called the professors, “Hey, why are you capturing CO2 from flue gases when you could do it directly from the air?” The professor replied, “Well, there’s not really a competitively priced equipment for that,” and Mr. Piispanen said, “What if I could deliver it to you!” and that’s what he did. In 2017, we had two pilots. Then with co-founder Dr. Pasi Vainikka, he found out that, the capture cost is hundreds of euros/ton when the sales price is tens of euros/ton, not kind of profitable. Mr. Piispanen had another company making indoor air purifiers. He combined these two ideas – capturing CO2 from building ventilation, and increasing peoples’ performance in buildings as CO2 is proven to lower our cognitive function. We planned to sell this as a service at $1-2/day/person and that was the starting point. Buildings are related to 38% of global CO2 emissions. Soletair Power can turn buildings into carbon sinks by capturing CO2 from the air passing through buildings’ ventilation ducts. Integration of direct air capture lowers HVAC system runtime while keeping air quality at the same level as outdoors, resulting in a significant decrease in energy consumption. CO2 is to be utilized in concrete production to make negative emissions possible. Direct air capture and building infrastructure will benefit from each other and lower actual energy utilization. Soletair Power has delivered four commercial systems, and the fifth is in production. Soletair Power contributes to global negative emissions by utilizing direct air capture technology for capturing CO2 from the air. Our modular solutions can easily be retrofitted with buildings’ HVAC systems. The integration empowers commercial property owners to offset their buildings’ overall carbon emissions on-site while enhancing employee productivity. Captured carbon can be injected inside concrete blocks or be reused as a non-fossil-based resource. Visiting address of Soletair Power is: Soletair Power, Tuotantokatu 2 53850, Lappeenranta, Finland. Soletair Power logo has three colors Maastricht Blue #041E42 ——————– For corporations, commercial building owners & public entities, who want to contribute to negating their emissions by capturing CO2 from the atmosphere, Soletair Power is a carbon capture system provider that lets customers capture CO2 right from their buildings or commercial properties, utilize that in plenty of applications or store that permanently, e.g., inside concrete blocks, by making CO2-capturing plants smaller, more efficient and more affordable. Soletair Power on social media: Hi
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Instead of selling emission offsets, we enable our customers to have their own visible carbon-capture plants.
