The Israeli deeptech company RepAir Carbon, known for its low-energy electrochemical direct air capture technology, is expanding into Europe’s industrial decarbonisation market as EU regulations advance. The company, which has partnered with Shell, Mitsubishi, and C-Questra, announced the opening of a European office in Luxembourg. Jean-Philippe Hiegel, formerly with Northern Lights in Norway, will lead the expansion. RepAir’s technology consumes 70% less energy than conventional carbon capture methods, making it economically viable for low-concentration CO₂ emissions. The solid-state system captures CO₂ without heat, liquids, or solvents. Recognised by BloombergNEF, RepAir is a key player in projects like the Pelican Gulf Coast Carbon Removal DAC hub in Louisiana and an onshore Direct Air Capture and Storage project in France with Dutch startup C-Questra. The new Luxembourg office aligns with EU regulatory frameworks, including the Carbon Removal Certification Framework and ReFuelEU Aviation, offering proximity to partners and investors. This move follows a $15 million Series A extension in 2025, supported by Taranis Carbon Ventures, Extantia Capital, Ormat Technologies, Repsol, and a grant from the Israeli Innovation Authority.
RepAir Carbon Establishes Office in Luxembourg
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