Source: The Next Web
RepAir Carbon’s Luxembourg expansion shows carbon capture shifting from pilot-stage technology to regional infrastructure, where regulatory certainty (EU taxonomy, carbon pricing mechanisms) and industrial anchor tenants (Shell, Mitsubishi) create actual revenue conditions. The company’s 70% energy advantage matters for unit economics, but the important point is that deeptech founders can now build distribution networks around industrial decarbonization rather than betting on future policy or waiting for carbon removal markets to mature. Capture moves from lab to factory floor this way: first Shell signs, then you hire and hire regionally.