
Targeting Net Zero Goals. Turning the Tide on Emissions with Scalable Carbon Capture Solutions.
SkyHook towers capture carbon at pollution level, 300 to 800 feet up, and run on power they make themselves.
LiteAir builds clean air infrastructure. Our SkyHook towers capture carbon at pollution level, and they run on power they make themselves.
Conventional direct air capture works at ground level, up to about 100 feet. It draws heavy electricity and water, and its own footprint offsets much of what it captures. LiteAir works higher. Our towers capture between 300 and 800 feet, where carbon concentration is far richer. They draw zero electricity from the grid. Internal turbine and generator modules turn the constant airflow through the tower into their own power. Towers scale up or down for the site.
Texas Gulf Coast.
LiteAir's first SkyHook tower is planned for the Boca Chica region of the Texas Gulf Coast. Planning and site evaluation are in progress. It is the first node of a network built to scale across industries with a carbon footprint.
Talk to us about a siteTowers that give power back.
Each SkyHook tower is engineered to generate more electricity than it draws. Capture runs on its own power, and the surplus feeds the grid.
