Smokestack GHG Pollution Reduction Clean Air Device Crowdfunding Campaign Launch

Jan 1, 2024

Startup KLIR Sky Ltd has launched a crowdfunding campaign on Wefunder to bring their patented pollution reduction technology to market. The company aims to help businesses significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining operational success.

Wilmington, United States - January 1, 2024 /PressCable/ —

With the launch of its crowdfunding campaign, KLIR Sky is set to commercialize its compact, scalable technology that captures and transforms harmful smokestack greenhouse gases into reusable resources. This enables companies to achieve near-net zero emissions and sell recycled gases and carbon credits for revenue. KLIR Sky is scheduled for launch at 9 AM EST on the 31st of December.

More details can be found at https://wefunder.com/klir.sky

According to the EPA, US smokestacks emitted around 1.5 billion metric tons of CO2, representing about 27% of total CO2 emissions and 15% of the country's methane emissions. KLIR Sky provides an efficient pollution mitigation solution with their mobile KLIR Sky units. This technology contains patented components that liquefy extracted gases for reuse.

During operation, the machine connects directly to smokestacks to remove pollutants like carbon dioxide, methane, and carbon monoxide. The gases are scrubbed, condensed, and transformed into salable assets. This allows clients to reduce their carbon footprint and earn income from the recycled gases and carbon credits.

The KLIR Sky Machine is compact enough to ship in a standard shipping container. Its capacity can be customized to match each client's needs, and it requires minimal electricity to run. The technology is currently in the final stages of pre-commercialization and the crowdfunding campaign is expected to fund complete systems integration and connection for their first client.

With KLIR Sky's Pollution Reduction as a Service (PRaaS) model, smokestack industries no longer have to choose between sustainability and profit. Transitioning to the technology requires little or no upfront investment from clients. Revenue per KLIR Sky Machine is estimated at $300,000 monthly.

The PRaaS model provides value for any industry with greenhouse gas emissions, including utilities, manufacturing, and transportation. These sectors account for over 75% of all pollution-related damages, according to the EPA. After establishing itself in the US market, KLIR Sky plans to expand its service internationally.

About KLIR Sky Ltd

KLIR Sky Ltd is a startup providing patented Pollution Reduction as a Service (PRaaS) technology to help businesses reduce their environmental impact. Founder and CEO Nicholas Upchurch developed the KLIR Sky machine to capture, transform, and reuse smokestack greenhouse gases. The senior management team includes President and COO Chris Greyling, COO Patrick White, and CFO Tyler Friesen.

A company spokesperson said: "With our technology, businesses no longer have to choose between sustainability and profit. We provide the solution to significantly reduce smokestack pollution and help build a healthier future for everyone."

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://wefunder.com/klir.sky

Contact Info:
Name: Nicholas Upchurch
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Organization: KLIR Sky Ltd.
Address: 919 North Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware 19801, United States
Phone: +1-855-554-7759
Website: https://www.klirsky.com

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