
Canada · Renewables & environment startup
Airex Energy is a climate solutions provider based in Laval, Quebec, Canada, founded in 2008.
Funding reportedLast round: Series D
Airex Energy is a climate solutions provider based in Laval, Quebec, Canada, founded in 2008.
The company specializes in biomass torrefaction technology, transforming waste biomass into green carbon products such as bio-coal, biochar, and biocarbon. These products support industries in achieving net-zero emissions and contribute to decarbonization efforts globally. Airex Energy operates Canada’s first industrial biochar production plant and utilizes its proprietary CarbonFXTM technology to convert various biomass feedstocks into carbonized products. The company serves the energy and metallurgical industries, offering solutions for soil amendment, carbon sequestration, and renewable energy feedstock. With a focus on innovation, Airex Energy also provides consulting services related to carbon credits and decarbonization strategies. The company has raised a total of $204 million and exports its products to markets in the United States, Europe, and Asia. Airex Energy is committed to delivering sustainable energy solutions and helping organizations meet their climate goals.
Funding, as reported
From Airex Energy's own website: 10 on the team.
What they build
Known for
bio-based construction materialsgreen carbon productscarbon sequestrationmetallurgical solutionsclean energy & technologysustainable forestrycarbon credits in voluntary marketbiomass pellet manufacturingbiomass sustainabilitydistributionmanufacturingcarbon-negative building materialsenergy-dense productssustainable materialssoil amendmentsustainable biomass
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