Extracting CO₂ from the air in your home with the world's most efficient carbon-capturing material suitable for office and home use.
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Building upon decades of research with leading Professors in the field, we’ve developed a groundbreaking material, which surpasses existing direct air capture technologies by threefold in capture efficiency. As ambient air flows through our product, 95% of the CO₂ gets captured. Each kg of the material can absorb 220g of CO₂.
Setting us apart from conventional direct air capture methods involving harsh chemicals, our innovative solution utilizes a solid composition crafted from materials akin to those used in drinking water filtration systems. This unique approach empowers people to safely capture CO₂ directly within the comfort of their homes, fostering a collective effort towards sustainability.
Our process undergoes a sustainable cycle of recycling, regeneration, and reuse, enduring for 10+ years until its natural wear and tear. Our recycling and regeneration processes are carbon negative and environmentally friendly. We ensure the captured CO₂ become permanently sequestered in rock dust for 1000+ years.
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Place our CO₂ filter at home or office and start capturing carbon.
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Place the saturated filter in a recycle bag every week on your garbage day.
We pick them up from you, regenerate the filter and sequester the captured carbon permanently for you.
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We deliver the regenerated filter back to you so that a new round of capturing can start.
Ski seasons are dwindling while summers are intensifying in heat. Despite widespread concern about climate change, many feel powerless as individuals to combat it.
At Atalanta Climate, we hold firm to the belief that technology and science can be harnessed to tackle climate change, but it requires collective action. We can only do so much as individuals, but if we each take a small step, together we can change the world.
Atalanta Climate was co-founded by Sally Chen, a climate enthusiast and jack-of-all-trades; and Professor Lucas Dong, Stanford Postdoc and Georgia Tech Professor in Environmental Engineering. We're proudly Canadian and based in Vancouver, Canada.
