Airbridge is a privately owned Western Australian company turning the carbon that industry has to deal with into products worth selling.
Airbridge began with a contrarian idea: the carbon a plant has to deal with is not waste to bury at a cost, but a raw material it can capture, repurpose and sell.
Early work on carbon-rich industrial streams revealed a bigger opportunity. Captured CO2 could be a flexible feedstock, not just an input to one fixed product.
So the technology was built as a platform, able to turn captured carbon into limestone, fertilisers or chemical feedstocks, depending on what the market needs.
Years of research, engineering and pilot-scale work in Perth, Western Australia demonstrated it at operational scale, turning real captured CO2 into commercially relevant products.
That flexibility is the defining feature. Carbon becomes a versatile industrial input, not a waste stream.
A working pilot in Perth, turning real CO2 into product at ambient conditions.
An independent engineering study of the path to scale.
A first commercial project taking shape with industry in the Pilbara.
Front-end design underway, with a demonstration plant next.
To deploy our technology to repair, preserve and prevent future harm to our planet.
To eliminate emissions and build new carbon-fed supply chains, for sovereign commodities and a faster path to a net zero, circular economy.
A profit-for-purpose company. Steps toward a cleaner planet.
Nick is a chemical engineer with a master's in reactive distillation and 25 years across the energy and technology sectors. He focuses on sustainable, scalable industrial solutions and leads Airbridge's commercial strategy and the delivery of its projects.
Sam is a chemical engineer and materials scientist with 20 years of experience across industry and applied research, including large-scale chemical manufacturing leadership and the development of patented technologies. He focuses on advanced manufacturing that addresses environmental, health and climate challenges. He is named inventor on multiple Australian and international patents, and leads Airbridge's science and technology development.
Michael brings global investment banking experience and deep expertise in technology and commodity markets. As Airbridge grows internationally, the company draws on his proven management capability and his board experience across Asian and ASX-listed companies.
Michael is Executive Chairman of Eastcourt Capital, Airbridge's major controlling shareholder and part of the Eastcourt Group, one of Western Australia's most respected property development and investment companies.
John is Investment Director of Eastcourt Capital and Principal of GlenForest Corporate, a legal and commercial advisory practice. After more than 30 years in law, including as a partner at a national firm, he now focuses on legal consulting and independent board roles.
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