We wanted to give people the opportunity to reconnect with nature, especially after such a long stay indoors,” said Konstantin, noting that air, water, and sun are the elements that make up their technology.
If we use a more traditional description of the pyramid, its top notes are fig leaves and orange peel, middle notes are jasmine, violet and white grapes, and the base is powdery musk and tobacco.
According to Konstantin, Air Company is “source agnostic” in the sense that it obtains CO2 from multiple suppliers as well as from direct air capture. One such partner is an industrial distillery in New York City that captures carbon dioxide during fermentation. The CO2 is cooled, liquefied under pressure, and filled into tanks before being transported to one uganda number data of Air Company’s facilities in Brooklyn.
Air Eau de Parfum uses approximately 56 g of CO2, resulting in a net environmental emission of 36 g when considering production processes, including life-cycle emissions of renewable electricity, production equipment, and carbon capture.
As nice as eco-friendly spirits and perfumes are, it’s safe to assume that this might not be the most profitable use of this technological innovation. However, Air Company has bigger ambitions.
“The possibilities for carbon sequestration are as large and broad as we want them to be,” said Konstantin, adding that the company is working with industrial partners to direct its technology to more global targets for a much greater impact.
“We understand that our impact on the climate is still minimal, but if we applied our technology in all relevant industries, we would negate global CO2 emissions by a little more than 10% thanks to a single technology,” explained Konstantin.
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