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AirMiners

AirMiners is a community and investment platform dedicated to advancing carbon removal technologies to combat climate change. It connects around 2,900 members, including scientists and entrepreneurs, focused on removing one billion tons of CO2 from the atmosphere by 2030.

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Overview

What AirMiners does

What AirMiners is

AirMiners is a community and investment platform dedicated to advancing carbon removal technologies to combat climate change. It connects around 2,900 members, including scientists and entrepreneurs, focused on removing one billion tons of CO2 from the atmosphere by 2030.

How it participates in the startup ecosystem

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Operational profile

Organization status and context

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Operational status
Active
Organization type
Community
Structured capabilities
Community
Last reviewed
April 11, 2026

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Capability profile

AirMiners as a community

Community overview

AirMiners is an organization founded in 2017 by Tito Jankowski and Matthew Eshed, based in the United States. It focuses on accelerating the carbon dioxide removal industry by supporting entrepreneurs and innovators in developing solutions to combat climate change.

Community focus

AirMiners invests in early-stage carbon dioxide removal companies through its Launchpad accelerator program. The organization aims to foster innovation in carbon removal technologies and services, targeting a range of sectors and methodologies, including natural, engineered, and nature-based solutions. Their goal is to facilitate the removal of one billion tons of atmospheric carbon dioxide by 2030.

Member value

Members benefit from access to a supportive community of innovators, mentorship opportunities, and participation in workshops designed to refine their carbon removal solutions.

Membership

Pricing models
free

Format and cadence

Modality
hybrid
Schedule
rolling-admissions
Commitment
light

Availability

Membership state
Accepting

Audience and fit

Audience
Founders · Investors
Benefits
mentorship and network-access
Program types
community, accelerator, and bootcamp
Selection criteria
open and application
Stages
Pre-seed · Seed

Community activity

Events and activity

AirMiners hosts Demo Days for startups in its accelerator program, providing opportunities for teams to present to potential investors and buyers. The events include a Buyer Demo Day, limited to attendees with at least $25,000 available for carbon credit purchases, and an Investor Demo Day, limited to accredited investors.

Notable members

AirMiners has a diverse portfolio of alumni from its Launchpad accelerator program, including Silicate, CarbonBridge, and MAA'VA.

Connected ecosystem

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Last reviewed

April 11, 2026

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