Rotterdam, October 2025 – Aeroborn is proud to participate in NPVI-Connect! 2025, the premier Dutch gathering focused on industrial sustainability. We're honoured to contribute to this important dialogue on the Netherlands' green industrial transformation alongside Minister Sophie Hermans, State Secretary Thierry Aartsen, and Han ten Broeke (Chief of Cabinet to EU Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra).

Our Contribution: Turning Industrial CO₂ into Value

During the break-out sessions on CCUS (Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage) and circular raw materials, Aeroborn will showcase our breakthrough approach: transforming CO₂ from industrial flue gas into high-value activated carbon materials.

From Emission to Asset

Rather than simply capturing and storing CO₂, our patented molten salt electrochemistry platform converts it into activated carbon for industrial filtration and energy storage applications. This addresses a critical market need – the activated carbon industry currently relies entirely on coal-based production with substantial emissions.

Our CCUS advantage:

• Industrial emitters receive value for their CO₂ feedstock

• Net-negative carbon footprint throughout the production process

• High-value materials with strong market demand

• Proven technology with extensive pilot operation in Rotterdam

Why This Matters for Dutch Industry

The Netherlands' industrial clusters face pressure to decarbonize while remaining competitive. Our technology offers a practical pathway that:

• Transforms emission costs into revenue streams

• Creates carbon-negative industrial materials

• Generates tradeable carbon credits

• Produces products essential for the energy transition

• Strengthens circular economy positioning

Seeking Strategic Partnerships

We're actively seeking partnerships with:

• Industrial emitters looking for practical CCUS solutions

• Activated carbon off-takers seeking sustainable alternatives

• Manufacturing clusters requiring circular materials

• Strategic investors supporting green industrial transition