Capturing CO₂
from the open air
Capturing co₂ from the OPEN air
Using electrochemistry CO₂ regeneration
// Direct Air Capture Tech
CO2 capture technology
Carbominer is a Ukrainian hardware startup that develops innovative technology to capture CO₂ from the ambient air.
Our technology relies on a mix of dry and wet CO₂ capture approaches, using ion-exchange sorbent on the capture stage and electrochemistry-based regeneration on the CO₂ release stage.
One of the key advantages of Carbominer’s capture process is its ability to use an intermittent energy from renewable sources.
// advantages
Our Competitive Advantages
Low cost
We offer locally captured fossil-free carbon dioxide cheaper than any other CO₂ of DAC origin.
No Risk
Clients only pay for the delivered CO₂. No need to buy the capturing module itself or take on any additional costs.
Renewable-friendly
Due to use of electrochemistry, our capture tech ideally fits for using intermittent renewable energy.
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// Our Clients
CO₂ for greenhouses
We are going to sell locally captured carbon dioxide to greenhouses growers.
Buying CO₂ for injection is a common routine for many greenhouse operators, although an expensive one. Currently, operators of modern greenhouses choose between CO₂ as a byproduct from burning natural gas for heating or a CO₂ system based on carbon dioxide in liquefied form, which they buy on the open market.
With our innovative DAC approach, they can decrease the carbon footprint of their crops, while saving money on the reduced carbon taxation.
// Media Featuring us
Featured Articles
Supporting plant growth with captured CO2
04.03.2022
CO2 is a greenhouse gas harmful to our planet. But it is also a commodity. Plants use CO2 for photosynthesis, and increasing its concentration in a greenhouse increases crop yield and boosts profits.
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How Carbominer converts harmful CO2 into valuable fertilizer for plants
31.01.2022
Environmental changes push governments and businesses to seek sustainable ideas for protecting the planet.
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TOP 8 Cleantech Trends & Innovations in 2022
30.11.21
"For this in-depth research on the Top Cleantech Trends & Startups, we analysed a sample of 8 519 global startups. These insights are derived by working with AI-powered StartUs Insights Platform."
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Ukraine’s first pavilion at Web Summit: 15,000 attendees in 3 days
17.11.21
"At the first Ukrainian Pavilion, 14 startups had a chance to present their products and solutions to the international audience. Among them were such young companies as [...] Carbominer"
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Ukraine to represent its tech ecosystem at Web Summit 2021
30.09.21
"With its rapidly evolving tech ecosystem, Ukraine is taking a step forward by organizing the very first national pavilion to represent its startups, IT service companies, funds and innovations at their best."
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Ukrainian startup Carbominer raises funding from SMRK VC Fund
05.10.20
"A Ukrainian project, Carbominer, has raised a seed investment from a Ukrainian SMRK VC Fund. The company does not disclose its valuation and the amount of funding raised."
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SMRK Invested In A Ukrainian Startup Carbominer
05.10.20
"The company is looking for partners to enter Western markets. First of all, the company is interested in Spain, Holland, Turkey, and other countries with a developed greenhouse industry."
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EU Is Supporting Climate Innovators But Will They Make An Impact?
20.11.19
"Nick Oseyko from Ukraine is also at early-stage. As he explains, the company he founded has developed technology that sequesters carbon from the air and channels it to greenhouse operators."
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Carbominer [...] will represent Ukraine at the ClimateLaunchpad
09.10.19
"First place winner Carbominer developed a technology for collecting carbon dioxide for greenhouses to use. The CO2 would contribute to speeding up the growth of vegetables."
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// contact details
A match? Let's talk
We are looking for partners in Ukraine and Europe to pilot test Carbominer’s DAC capturing units and build a successful case together.
If you are interested in working with us, please fill out the form. Please specify, how do you see collaboration of our companies.
In case of media and other requests, please write to hello@carbominer.com