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A new era of fuel

Full throttle

No fossil

The US’ first real-world production

of gasoline made from air

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The Aircela team

Dr Eric Dahlgren, Co-founder, CEO, Chairman

Technology development and company strategy

2013 Columbia PhD thesis “Small Modular Infrastructure” under Klaus Lackner led to the idea of a miniaturized CO2-to-fuel system. Eric and Mia co-founded Aircela to make it happen. Eric grew up in Lund, Sweden, playing the grand piano of his great-grandfather Svante Arrhenius, a Nobel laureate who was the first to calculate the effect of CO2 on the temperature of the earth.

Mia Dahlgren, Co-founder, COO, Board member

Operations and product design

Mia co-founded Aircela and has served as chief operating officer since 2020. With a B.A. in Social Sciences from Lund University in Sweden, Mia handles operations, brand building and ensuring that the customer will always be the center of the Aircela development.

Dr Klaus Lackner

Board member and

Chief Scientist

Professor, Arizona State & Columbia University

Kristian Tuszynski, CTO

Systems integration

Kristian comes to Aircela from a long career at UTC/Carrier, where he was Global Controls Manager and his work included building digital models of hydroelectric dams. Kristian is shepherding our technology from the drawing board to production, and is building the brains of the system, with his controls software allowing aircela systems to work together as an interconnected swarm.

Jeffrey Ubben

Board Member,

Seed Lead Investor

Board member of Bayer A.G., the Exxon Mobil Corporation the World Wildlife et al

Morten Bo Christiansen

Board Observer

Vice President, Head of Decarbonisation,

A.P. Moller - Maersk

Dr Boris Sheludko

Head of Synthesis

Liz White

Head of

Industrial Design

Jonny Lowndes

Head of Commercialization

Confidential Information - April 2025

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Aircela: The Future of Fuel is Here

Confidential Information - May 2025

Aircela will revolutionize fuels by distributing decarbonized liquid fuels anywhere is needed,

guaranteeing independent fuel supply as long as there is air, water and renewable energy.

Only stand alone, small scale DAC-to-e-fuels machine in the world

Shown - exact rendering of first Aircela version to be unveiled May 20

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The Aircela machine - 5 years in the making, decades of research

  • Captures and recycles up to 10 kg of CO2/day
  • Produces up to 1 gallon of carbon-neutral gasoline per day
  • Operates intermittently or continuously, depending on power source
  • Designed to work alone or in tandem
  • 10 years of expected useful life

Confidential Information - May 2025

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The Aircela machine - 5 years in the making, decades of research

Our goal is to replace fossil fuels as quickly as possible — and achieving cost parity is key to making that happen.

We expect our first-generation consumer machines to land around $15,000–$20,000, with prices decreasing over time as we scale manufacturing. As production costs come down, so will the cost per gallon — allowing us to expand our impact and reach more cost-sensitive markets.

In the meantime, we welcome early adopters who are ready to pay a green premium to keep driving — carbon neutral.

Confidential Information - May 2025

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The commercial opportunities are endless

Contracts, MOU’s and investments for Series A are in the making as demand is huge for our product.

With a choice of methanol or gasoline output, shipping giants, automakers, island communities, fabric makers, chainsaw producers and other interested parties are lining up to acquire our machines and secure their fossil free future.

Another benefit of the aircela is the small scale which allows for rapid deployment and continually expanding installations to customers’ evolving demand - keeping the relationship active.

Aircela is ready to go!

Confidential Information - May 2025

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Aircela’s idea and build is completely unique

Join us as we are entering a new, fossil free, era