Phlair

Phlair develops Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology based on its electrochemical Hydrolyzer, which captures CO2 from ambient air for permanent storage or for use as a precursor for CO2-negative chemicals. The company also offers modular Hydrolyzer and absorber units plus software for load-flexible operation on renewable power.

Its stated customers include project developers building DAC plus storage, DAC plus utilization, or point-source capture projects, and the company describes customers, individuals and governments among its target audience. The website lists investors and customers but does not describe the revenue model in detail. Phlair was founded in 2022 by Malte, Paul and Steffen, and the website states the team has grown to over 30 people.

The company is based in Munich, Germany, where all four listed open roles are located, and its website references a pilot plant called Electra 00 and a Canadian alpha test facility with partner Deep Sky. Open positions include finance, electrical test engineering, growth and operations internships, and a control team working student role.

Product: Electrochemical Direct Air Capture technology using the Hydrolyzer, with modular hardware units and load-flexible operating software.