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Digitalization of Real Estate

EP011: Petri Laakso — CEO of Soletair Power on helping buildings to achieve carbon net zero with modular direct air capture systems

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Mission Shunya

EP59: Petri Laakso – Can buildings be turned into carbon sinks? What are the best use cases of carbon capture? All this and more are covered in this episode featuring Soletair Power.

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Beyond Technology

Ep413: Petri Laakso — How to have a huge positive impact on the environment, by Fabian Böck episode 413 and no. 29 of the series

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This Is CDR

Ep40: Petri Laakso with This Is CDR, OpenAir’s Toby Bryce and Megha Raghavan. How DAC technology turns buildings into carbon sinks by integrating with HVAC systems to capture CO2 directly from the building’s internal airflow.

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Fuel from thin air

Wärtsilä’s Anja Frada and Soletair Power’s Petri Laakso explain the Power-to-X process of making fuel out of thin air and water.

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A Nordic PropTech View

Sanna Walfridsson and Petri Laakso in a Q&A session focused on Nordic PropTechs.

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✅Soletair Power Outdoor Direct Air Capture (DAC of CO₂) Unit is now in operation in ZBT, Duisburg, Germany. Modular outdoor carbon dioxide capture units from Soletair Power are designed for affordable high-volume atmospheric carbon capture and utilization. ✅Technical specifications:
Operating for 12 hours a day, this carbon capture unit can remove up to 21 kg/day of CO₂ from the air, and compress that to above 10 bar at more than 98% purity. The unit is housed in a 12 m × 2.4 m × 2.87 m container. This unit uses weak base anion resin as the adsorbent for CO₂ capture. ✅Learn more: https://www.soletairpower.fi/technical-specs-soletair-power-dac-unit-for-zbt/ ✅Soletair Power is a Finnish startup utilizing Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology to remove CO₂ directly from the air. 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 CO2-removal solutions:
1. Indoor CO2-capturing air purifier unit for boosting productivity in offices
2. Building ventilation integrated CO2 capture unit for improving indoor wellbeing, boosting productivity, offsetting emissions, and utilizing captured carbon dioxide from the air
3. Outdoor CO2 capture unit for high volume carbon dioxide capture and utilization ✅Contact us:
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📧 info@soletairpower.fi
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3D Flythrough animation: Soletair Power Outdoor Carbon Dioxide Capture Unit (DAC of CO2) in Germany

Soletair Power CEO Mr. Petri Laakso presents the company in 3 minutes.

CEO Petri Laakso presents Soletair Power in 3 minutes

Soletair Power - turning buildings into high-performing spaces.

Soletair Power | Turning buildings into high performing spaces

Wärtsilä's Anja Frada and Soletair Power's Petri Laakso explain the Power-to-X process of making fuel out of thin air and water.

Wärtsilä's Anja Frada and Soletair Power's Petri Laakso explain the process of making fuel from air

Checking out the adsorption performance of the Outdoor CO2 Capture Unit. See how low the CO2 level is (200 ppm) in the air coming out from the exhaust. The video was broadcasted live from our Facebook page. #capturingCO2 #SoletairPower #Live

Live adsorption performance test of Soletair Power Outdoor CO2 Capture Unit

This is a 90-second short intro about Soletair Power, about their method of capturing CO2 from the air & their vision of turning buildings into carbon sinks. This is a trimmed version of CNBC's featured video about Soletair Power which was made for the CNBC Sustainable Energy Show. Soletair Power integrates Direct Air Capture of Carbon dioxide with HVAC systems in commercial buildings. The aim is to capture atmospheric CO2 utilizing buildings' existing ventilation units, reducing carbon emissions from the building, and ensuring CO2-lean air for employers which improves performance and wellbeing. The captured carbon can be reused as a non-fossil-based resource in a wide array of applications, effectively reversing the impact of CO2. Soletair Power has already manufactured a large containerized CO2 capture unit that can fit in a small parking area and capture CO2 from the air outdoors. They have also made Indoor CO2 capture units that capture CO2 from small meeting rooms. Soletair Power's outdoor CO2 capture unit and building integrated CO2 capture unit can capture as well as transfer the captured CO2 as gas. In 2021, Wärtsilä, together with Soletair Power and Q Power, demonstrated the Power-to-X unit at the Expo 2020 Dubai, which can produce synthetic methane from captured CO2 from buildings.

Soletair Power | Capturing CO2 from Air & Turning Buildings Into Carbon Sinks

🎬 Soletair Power's Power-to-X Demonstration Unit's production timelapse — the story of its taking off the drawing board and landing into reality! This machine is now making synthetic fuel from the air and brewing coffee inside the Finland Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai. Know more about this machine: https://www.soletairpower.fi/expo-2020-dubai/ Music from Tunetank.com
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Making of the Soletair Power Power-to-X carbon capture unit — Timelapse

Why are synthetic fuels necessary? Explains Jero Ahola, Professor, LUT University

Synthetic Fuels and Power to X | Soletair Power | Jero Ahola, Professor, LUT University

The CEO of Soletair Power, Petri Laakso, talks about the effects of CO2.

The effects of indoor CO2 | Soletair Power CEO Petri Laakso explains

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We are excited to announce that Soletair Power's n

We are excited to announce that Soletair Power's next Building HVAC Integrated Carbon Capture Unit is currently in production at our Lappeenranta facility. This unit has been specifically designed for one of our esteemed customers from Denmark. The main objective of this unit is to capture CO2 from the HVAC airstream inside a building and the captured CO2 will be utilized to create a revolutionary product. A detailed publication about this new Building-Integrated Carbon Capture Unit will be available on our website soon. Stay connected with us on our LinkedIn and Instagram channels to receive regular updates regarding this unit and our other CO2 capturing systems.

We are excited to announce that Soletair Power's n

We are excited to announce that Soletair Power's next Building HVAC Integrated Carbon Capture Unit is currently in production at our Lappeenranta facility. This unit has been specifically designed for one of our esteemed customers from Denmark. The main objective of this unit is to capture CO2 from the HVAC airstream inside a building and the captured CO2 will be utilized to create a revolutionary product. A detailed publication about this new Building-Integrated Carbon Capture Unit will be available on our website soon. Stay connected with us on our LinkedIn and Instagram channels to receive regular updates regarding this unit and our other CO2 capturing systems.

We are excited to announce that Soletair Power's n

We are excited to announce that Soletair Power's next Building HVAC Integrated Carbon Capture Unit is currently in production at our Lappeenranta facility. This unit has been specifically designed for one of our esteemed customers from Denmark. The main objective of this unit is to capture CO2 from the HVAC airstream inside a building and the captured CO2 will be utilized to create a revolutionary product. A detailed publication about this new Building-Integrated Carbon Capture Unit will be available on our website soon. Stay connected with us on our LinkedIn and Instagram channels to receive regular updates regarding this unit and our other CO2 capturing systems.

Modular Outdoor CO2 Capture Unit delivered to Germ

Modular Outdoor CO2 Capture Unit delivered to Germany. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Bundestag President Bärbel Bas visited ZBT's hydrogen test field where the CO2 capturing unit is currently in operation.

Our outdoor CO2 capture unit is now in the Hydroge

Our outdoor CO2 capture unit is now in the Hydrogen test field in Duisburg, Germany. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Bundestag President Bärbel Bas in the frame.

It's not just a concept. Our machine is now captur

It's not just a concept. Our machine is now capturing carbon dioxide from the air. Project delivered to Germany.

Local Law 97 covers ~50,000 buildings and nearly 6

Local Law 97 covers ~50,000 buildings and nearly 60 percent of the city’s building area: 59 percent residential and 41 percent commercial. It allows flexibility to comply through renewable energy credits and/or emissions offsets.

Many buildings are significantly above Local Law 9

Many buildings are significantly above Local Law 97 emissions limits and will require comprehensive retrofits or alternate compliance by 2030. There are penalties for non-compliance.

Local Law 97 affects buildings greater than 25,000

Local Law 97 affects buildings greater than 25,000 square feet in NY City. It sets increasingly stringent limits on carbon emissions per square foot in 2024 and 2030.

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AVOIDANCE + REMOVAL = Negative CO₂ emissions What are the environmental impacts of buildings? Buildings account for 38% of global greenhouse gas emissions, 50% of the world’s energy consumption, and 40% of raw materials. How do we decarbonize buildings? In most cities, people spend about 90% of the day indoors. Maintaining a good quality of life indoors is instrumental, but real estate should be made more sustainable and optimized for zero carbon output in every aspect, from construction to operations. How can we make buildings environmentally friendly without hampering the wellness and comfort of the residents of buildings and urban spaces? Building integrated carbon capture is one of the most promising and scalable real estate decarbonization solutions. By integrating direct air capture technology into our buildings, we can capture more carbon dioxide than emitting into the atmosphere. HVAC integrated direct air capture thus can significantly decrease the carbon footprint of buildings. We are blazing that trail. #GreenBuildings #TheFutureOfRealEstate #SoletairPower #realestate #technology

Carbon Ghostbusters company Soletair Power's CEO P

Carbon Ghostbusters company Soletair Power's CEO Petri Laakso explains how buildings can contribute. The world is facing a climate crisis and buildings are one of the biggest contributors to this crisis. In fact, buildings are responsible for more than 40% of global energy use and one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions. As a result, building owners are increasingly being held accountable for their emissions and are facing a range of penalties for failing to reduce them. The good news is that buildings can be transformed into decentralized carbon dioxide (CO2) capturing machines that actually reduce emissions. This can be done by retrofitting existing buildings with Soletair Power's HVAC Integrated Direct Air Capture Units. New technologies such as solar panels, energy efficient appliances, and other green building materials should also be implemented. By using these technologies, building owners can reduce their emissions and even generate negative net emissions, meaning that their buildings are actively capturing more CO2 than they are emitting. Not only does this reduce the building's emissions, but it also provides a financial incentive for the building owner. By reducing their emissions and generating negative net emissions, building owners can avoid costly fines and penalties. Furthermore, they can also benefit from incentives such as tax credits, emissions trading, CO2 sales and other financial benefits. Buildings can be transformed into decentralized CO2 capturing machines that reduce emissions and provide financial incentives for property owners, a win-win situation for both the environment and the people.

"Let's make buildings a part of the solution to cl

"Let's make buildings a part of the solution to climate change! With Soletair Power's HVAC Integrated CO2 Capture Unit, buildings can become carbon capturing machines." says Ari Piispanen, Co-founder, Soletair Power. Soletair Power's HVAC Integrated Air CO2 Capture Unit is transforming buildings into carbon sinks. This unit is designed to capture CO2 from the airstream in buildings' HVAC ducts, and then store it inside concrete blocks. This helps to reduce the carbon footprint of the building and improve air quality. A future with real net negative buildings is possible with Soletair Power. 💪 #carboncapture #sustainability #climatechange #capturingCO2 #soletairpower

From inside Soletair Power's Power-to-X demonstrat

From inside Soletair Power's Power-to-X demonstration unit! Future of energy production and sustainability. This unit captured CO2 from the air and converted that into synthetic methane, making a clean and renewable energy source. We demonstrated this amazing technology at Expo 2020 Dubai! #SoletairPower #PowerToX #CleanEnergy #Expo2020Dubai

Wishing you all a merry Christmas and happy new ye

Wishing you all a merry Christmas and happy new year.

Our HVAC-integrated carbon capture unit is going t

Our HVAC-integrated carbon capture unit is going to begin operation soon. It's a new milestone for us. Our technology will enable the building to decarbonize air by integrating onsite direct air (CO2) capture with HVAC. It can eliminate up to 70% of the building’s net CO2 emissions since the captured CO2 gets buried inside concrete blocks or is utilized in alternative products. Stay connected with us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/soletairpower/ Reimagining buildings.
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Soletair Power outdoor carbon dioxide capture plan

Soletair Power outdoor carbon dioxide capture plant is capturing CO2 from air at ZBT GmbH, Duisburg, Germany. Learn more at soletairpower.fi

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