Airbuild Inc

Another Team Update at Airbuild! ???? We’re excited to welcome three new team members driving our mission forward: Rajesh Bourishetty as PM for Project Utah, ensuring smooth deployment of our Airbuild Pods to treat water and capture CO?. Usman Daud Awan and Jane West, focused on Pod engineering - optimizing carbon sequestration, biomass production, and wastewater treatment for future deployments. We are excited to demonstrate what we can do with them on board. #CarbonRemoval #WaterTreatment #ClimateTech #TeamUpdate

I’m excited to announce that I have joined Airbuild Inc as a Mechanical Design Engineering Intern. I will be working on the algae-enabled biopanel project which aims to capture carbon, generate energy and filter water. I’m grateful for this opportunity given by John William Bucur David Gory Jr, MBA, MSCS, BSME, CC, CSM Richard Mariita, MSc., Ph.D., MBA Candidate .

I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as a Mechanical Design Engineering Intern at Airbuild Inc! I am so grateful to work alongside these incredible minds, creating algae-based water filtration and carbon sequestration systems in a circular production process. Many thanks to John William Bucur, Richard Mariita, MSc., Ph.D., MBA Candidate, & David Gory Jr, MBA, MSCS, BSME, CC, CSM for this opportunity and for the guidance along the recruitment process! I so look forward to working with you all.

?? Exciting News from Airbuild! ?? We’re thrilled to welcome Manasi Gokhale and Brynn Scherrer to the Airbuild team with a focus on development of the Airbuild Panel. Their expertise will be instrumental in advancing our mission to revolutionize sustainable infrastructure. Welcome aboard, Manasi and Brynn! We’re excited for what’s ahead. ??? #Airbuild #Engineering #Sustainability #Innovation #CarbonRemoval #WaterFiltration

?? ?????????????? ?????????? ??????: ???? ???????????????????? ?????????????????? ???? ????????????! ?? A huge?thank you to our partners?for their continuous drive for innovation and for making this extraordinary event possible: ???Eni Joule?– Mattia Voltaggio, Fabrizio Lanciotti, vittorio avogadro di collobiano, Mauro Barompriori ???Cisco?– Anna Testa, Cristian Perissinotto ???Edison?– Anna P., Gabriele Pagliara ???Snam S.p.A.?– Matteo Lusignani, Benedetta Arioli, Eugenia Di Somma Yesterday, San Giobbe Economic Campus was taken over by visionary innovators, bringing together startups, researchers, and corporations to tackle major environmental challenges. Out of 7,000 startups, our team carefully selected 16 outstanding startups with the goal of supporting, connecting, and inspiring them - driving innovative solutions to tackle our partners’ environmental challenges with a sustainable vision. They participated in the following?challenges: ?? Smart Cities ?? Carbon Capture & Utilization ?? Agritech ???Energy Generation and Storage Here are the selected startups: Airbuild Inc, REVCOO, ecoLocked, Enerdrape, Blue Frontier, Inc., Sinergy Flow, Rivus Batteries, Green City Solutions GmbH, Dexory, MICROX, Omniflow?, and SLY! A special thanks to?PInK - Knowledge Transfer Ca’ Foscari?for bringing four technologies from?Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia: Cheers2.Life, Paolo Pavan, Alvise Perosa, and Giancarmelo Stamilla. Lastly, a huge thank you to our incredible team, whose passion and dedication made Pitch Day a reality! Maria Claudia Pignata (she/her), Carlo Bagnoli, Giulio Marian, Amanda Milaqi, Alessandra Vignotto, Alice Bosso, Federica Marian, Matteo Graziani and many more!

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?????? Great new paper from the team at Graphyte and Daniel L. Sanchez, exploring differences in carbon efficiency and energy use across carbon removal technologies. The analysis highlights the resource needs of various approaches, with Vaulted’s slurry (sludge) sequestration method ranking among the lower-energy, high-efficiency pathways. Appreciate Graphyte for sharing this research with the carbon removal community -- more research into how we can most efficiently, permanently removal carbon helps the entire industry (not to mention our ??). Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gAXZNnaW

?? The solar industry is full of fascinating innovations - many of which don’t get the attention they deserve. Behind the utility-scale farms and record-breaking installations, there’s a wave of groundbreaking technologies quietly reshaping what solar can do. Here are some of the most interesting emerging startups in solar right now: ?? Solar Meets Carbon Capture AND Water Filtration: ?? Airbuild Inc (Seed, San Diego, CA) is transforming sustainability with biopanels that combine carbon capture, solar energy, and water filtration. Each panel captures as much CO? as 15 mature trees, generates renewable energy, and filters contaminants like nitrogen and phosphates. With plans to scale gigaton-level carbon capture under $50/ton, Airbuild’s innovation offers impactful solutions for cities, agriculture, and underserved areas. ?? Next-Gen Solar Wafers: ? Silicon wafers are the foundation of solar technology, but SilisiumTech (Seed, Pittsburgh, PA) is pushing the boundaries with more efficient, cost-effective production methods. By advancing wafer design, they’re helping drive down the costs of solar energy while improving performance—a win for the entire industry. ?? Community Solar for Everyone: ?? Solar isn’t just about hardware—it’s about accessibility. Solstice (Series A, Cambridge, MA) is bringing solar to more people by making community solar programs easier to adopt. Their platform connects households to shared solar projects, giving renters and those without suitable roofs a way to access clean energy—and save on bills. ?? Solar Thermal Reinvented: ?? While most people think of PV panels, Naked Energy Ltd (Series C, UK) is reinventing solar thermal technology with sleek, modular designs that combine heat and power generation. This is ideal for commercial buildings or industries looking to maximize energy efficiency while reducing carbon emissions. ?? Recycling the Future of Solar: ?? As solar adoption accelerates, so does the need for sustainable solutions to handle panel waste. SOLARCYCLE (Series B, Oakland, CA) is leading the charge with advanced recycling processes that recover over 95% of valuable materials like silicon and silver, paving the way for a circular solar economy. I’m optimistic about the next wave of innovation for the solar industry.

Wastewater is a valuable source of clean water, nutrients, and energy, that is not yet fully harnessed. New technologies can make the reuse of wastewater more feasible and efficient. Researchers are developing such technologies based on artificial intelligence and/or algae. Read more about it in this article https://lnkd.in/gsyE7gpw By Luca Arfini #WastewaterTreatment #Microalgae