High Hopes Labs Overview
High Hopes Labs has developed a patented technology involving balloons that capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. These balloons are capable of reaching altitudes where CO2 is naturally found in a frozen state. They work by collecting this frozen CO2, separating the carbon as it passes through a payload mechanism at high altitudes, and then returning to the ground where the carbon can be processed further.
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time ($)
$5.0MApr 2021
$6.0MJun 2020
Latest News
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Clearing Carbon From The Air With A Fridge And A Balloon
Israeli startup High Hopes Labs is testing a patented method in Germany that uses balloons to capture carbon emissions from the atmosphere. The balloons carry containers that freeze the carbon emissions, a method that the company claims is the cheapest and most effective. The companys balloons float up to 15 km above the Earth’s surface, where temperatures range from -60 to -70 degrees Celsius. The air passes through a fridge in the balloon, where a coolant freezes the carbon. The frozen carbon is then stored in a pressurized container. The company plans to establish its first balloon farm in the US within the next 18 months.
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High Hopes Labs Receives Patent For Its Carbon Capture Balloons
Israeli startup High Hopes Labs has received a patent for its carbon capture balloons, bringing the company closer to implementing its climate change solutions. The balloons collect frozen CO2 from the air and store it for storage or sale to the industry. The company aims to optimize the balloons to capture one metric ton of carbon per balloon per day, making the technology scalable. The CEO believes the cost of the capture process can be lowered to below $40-$50 per ton of CO2, making it an affordable and scalable method for carbon capture. The timing for reaching this target depends on available funding. The invention offers an innovative and reliable way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help achieve net-zero goals.
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Israeli balloon tipped as world's 1st affordable, scalable method for carbon capture
Israeli company High Hopes Lab has developed carbon-catching balloons that provide an affordable and scalable method for capturing carbon from the atmosphere. The balloons, designed by the companys chief technology officer, can reach high altitudes and separate carbon from the air, which can then be sold to industries or buried underground. The company has received a patent for the technology and is aiming to reach milestones of capturing 50 to 300 kilograms of carbon per day, per balloon, and eventually one metric ton per day. High Hopes Lab has raised $6 million in funding so far and is currently in the midst of a third funding round.
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Israeli Startup makes CO2 Removal cost effective by using High-altitude Balloons
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Sky's the limit: Israeli startup develops balloons to capture carbon
Israeli startup High Hopes Labs has developed a system that uses balloons to capture carbon dioxide from the upper atmosphere for recycling. The company aims to build larger balloons within two years that can remove a tonne of carbon a day at a cost below $100, making it more cost-effective than current on-ground facilities. The technology captures carbon where it has almost solidified, far above the Earth, taking advantage of the low temperatures at high altitudes. High Hopes Labs has conducted small-scale tests and plans to scale up its operations. The article highlights the potential of this innovative approach to combat climate change.
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| Sector | Industrial Technologies |
Funding
| Total funding | $6M |
| Last funding | $5M |
| Stage | Seed |
| Rounds | 2 |
| Investors | 0 |
Team Members
4
Employees: 1-10
Web & Social Links
| Website | www.highopeslabs.com/ |
Locations
Jerusalem, Israel
Photos & Videos
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High Hopes Labs Business
Business models
B2G, B2B
Product stage
R&D
Employees
1-10
Sector
Climate TechCarbon TechCarbon Capture, Storage, Sequestration, UtilizationIndustrial TechnologiesMaterial Innovations & ApplicationsEnergy TechTarget Customer
Transportation & LogisticsTransportation InfrastructurePorts & HarborsAirportsEnergy, Utilities & Waste ManagementFossil FuelsGasOilUtilitiesElectricityIndustrial ManufacturingCore Technology
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energytechcarbon-captureclimate-techrenewable-energyair-pollutionHigh Hopes Labs Financials
$6M
Total funding
Undisclosed
Capital raised
$5M
Last funding
Seed
Funding stage
2
Total rounds
0
Investors
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time ($)
$5.0MApr 2021
$6.0MJun 2020
Private Equity Funding
Undisclosed Round
Apr 2021
$5M
Undisclosed Round
Jun 2020
$1M
High Hopes Labs Lifecycle
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time
$5.0MApr 2021
$6.0MJun 2020
All Events
Undisclosed Round
Apr 2021
$5M
Undisclosed Round
Jun 2020
$1M
High Hopes Labs News
7 articles
Growth-Positive
Clearing Carbon From The Air With A Fridge And A Balloon
Israeli startup High Hopes Labs is testing a patented method in Germany that uses balloons to capture carbon emissions from the atmosphere. The balloons carry containers that freeze the carbon emissions, a method that the company claims is the cheapest and most effective. The companys balloons float up to 15 km above the Earth’s surface, where temperatures range from -60 to -70 degrees Celsius. The air passes through a fridge in the balloon, where a coolant freezes the carbon. The frozen carbon is then stored in a pressurized container. The company plans to establish its first balloon farm in the US within the next 18 months.
InvestmentExpand
growth-positive
High Hopes Labs Receives Patent For Its Carbon Capture Balloons
Israeli startup High Hopes Labs has received a patent for its carbon capture balloons, bringing the company closer to implementing its climate change solutions. The balloons collect frozen CO2 from the air and store it for storage or sale to the industry. The company aims to optimize the balloons to capture one metric ton of carbon per balloon per day, making the technology scalable. The CEO believes the cost of the capture process can be lowered to below $40-$50 per ton of CO2, making it an affordable and scalable method for carbon capture. The timing for reaching this target depends on available funding. The invention offers an innovative and reliable way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help achieve net-zero goals.
InvestmentExpand
growth-positive
Israeli balloon tipped as world's 1st affordable, scalable method for carbon capture
Israeli company High Hopes Lab has developed carbon-catching balloons that provide an affordable and scalable method for capturing carbon from the atmosphere. The balloons, designed by the companys chief technology officer, can reach high altitudes and separate carbon from the air, which can then be sold to industries or buried underground. The company has received a patent for the technology and is aiming to reach milestones of capturing 50 to 300 kilograms of carbon per day, per balloon, and eventually one metric ton per day. High Hopes Lab has raised $6 million in funding so far and is currently in the midst of a third funding round.
Investment
Israeli Startup makes CO2 Removal cost effective by using High-altitude Balloons
growth-positive
Sky's the limit: Israeli startup develops balloons to capture carbon
Israeli startup High Hopes Labs has developed a system that uses balloons to capture carbon dioxide from the upper atmosphere for recycling. The company aims to build larger balloons within two years that can remove a tonne of carbon a day at a cost below $100, making it more cost-effective than current on-ground facilities. The technology captures carbon where it has almost solidified, far above the Earth, taking advantage of the low temperatures at high altitudes. High Hopes Labs has conducted small-scale tests and plans to scale up its operations. The article highlights the potential of this innovative approach to combat climate change.
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High hopes for Israeli green tech carbon capture
Israeli-German green-tech company, High Hopes, is developing a carbon capture and storage solution that it claims will not only help mitigate climate change, but effectively reverse it. The company plans to use balloons and high altitudes to capture carbon, leveraging the colder temperatures in high altitudes to freeze the carbon into dry ice, making it easier to capture. Once the load is full, the pressure and warming temperatures on the way back to the ground turn the carbon back into condensed gas that can be sent straight for geosequestration. The company is growing and recruiting talent from leading enterprises.
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High Hopes plans to extract atmospheric CO2 with hot air balloons Engadget
German-Israeli startup High Hopes plans to launch a carbon capture plan using balloons. The company believes that its method of extracting CO2 from the air will be easier and cheaper. High Hopes has conducted trial missions and is now going public with its idea. The process involves cooling the CO2 to a solid state at certain altitudes and then returning it to the ground. The company aims to develop a system that can pull one metric ton of CO2 per balloon per day, making it viable to sell carbon credits. High Hopes will need a large number of balloons to achieve this goal.
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Employee Info
| Employees (range) | 1-10 |
| Exact count | 8 |
| Team members | 4 |
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Admin Info
| Confidence | 90/100 |
| Missing | markets, not claimed |
| BI Verification | Maor Perlov |
| Registrar ID | 516161692 |
| Creator | Maor Perlov |
| Creator email | maorperlov@gmail.com |
| Last updater | Maor Perlov |
| Updater email | maor.perlov@sncentral.org |
| Last update | 2024-04-08T00:00:00.000Z |
| Created | 2021-11-08T00:00:00.000Z |