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The company describes it as “the fastest direct air capture machine in the world.” Built at demonstration scale, the machine marks a major milestone for Carbyon, a start-up founded six years ago in the Netherlands.
What hurdles has the company had to overcome? And what challenges lie ahead? To explore these and other questions, I’m joined by Hans de Neve, Carbyon’s CEO and founder.
Also listen to the previous, 2022 interview (in Dutch): https://soundcloud.com/studio-energie/hans-de-neve-carbyon-over-de-unieke-innovatie-van-de-nederlandse-startup-in-direct-air-capture
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