Adsorbi secure €1M to build pilot plant
Summary
Adsorbi has raised 1M in funding from Mets\xe4 Spring, Chalmers Ventures, Jovitech Invest, and a grant from Swedens Innovation Agency for its cellulose-based air purification material. The capital will be used to construct and operate a pilot plant in Gothenburg, develop new products, and grow its customer base. With Adsorbi in our portfolio, we move closer to replacing fossil-based materials in everyday applications," says Niklas von Weymarn, CEO of Mets\xe4 Spring.In October 2024, the European Union (EU) approved the new Ambient Air Quality Directive. As people in industrialised nations spend up to 8090% of their time indoors, maintaining air quality is crucial to keeping peoples health intact.Adsorbis high-performing material, derived from Nordic tree cellulose, is designed for targeted pollutant capture, including key nitrogen oxides like nitric oxide (NO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) major contributors to air pollution as well as acids and aldehydes. Aldehydes are commonly found in cosmetics, perfumes, cleaning products, odourant dispensers, and grooming aids.
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