Remora
Remora is an industrial technology company based in Detroit that develops and deploys carbon capture systems for trains and trucks. Their core business model involves retrofitting vehicles with their proprietary zero-backpressure carbon capture technology, which extracts and purifies up to 90% of CO2 from exhaust while also reducing soot, particulate matter, and NOx. Remora then sells this purified CO2 and shares the revenue with the railroads and trucking companies. They have developed breakthrough adsorbents that function effectively in humid exhaust, unlike traditional corrosive and volatile solvents. The company emphasizes rapid iteration driven by proprietary simulation tools, machine learning, and validation. Remora has secured significant funding, including $117 million, from prominent investors like Lowercarbon Capital, Valor Equity Partners, Union Square Ventures, First Round Capital, and Y Combinator. Their technology is modular and has potential applications in other sectors such as ships, data center generators, cement kilns, and power plants.
Remora
Remora is an industrial technology company based in Detroit that develops and deploys carbon capture systems for trains and trucks. Their core business model involves retrofitting vehicles with their proprietary zero-backpressure carbon capture technology, which extracts and purifies up to 90% of CO2 from exhaust while also reducing soot, particulate matter, and NOx. Remora then sells this purified CO2 and shares the revenue with the railroads and trucking companies. They have developed breakthrough adsorbents that function effectively in humid exhaust, unlike traditional corrosive and volatile solvents. The company emphasizes rapid iteration driven by proprietary simulation tools, machine learning, and validation. Remora has secured significant funding, including $117 million, from prominent investors like Lowercarbon Capital, Valor Equity Partners, Union Square Ventures, First Round Capital, and Y Combinator. Their technology is modular and has potential applications in other sectors such as ships, data center generators, cement kilns, and power plants.