Bry-Air, a prominent player in dehumidification and environmental control solutions, is expanding its horizons by venturing into new domains such as carbon capture, NMP recovery, and air-to-water generators for green hydrogen. Celebrating its 60th anniversary, the company continues to push technological boundaries and increase its global impact. One of Bry-Air's notable ventures involves harnessing air-to-water technology to support the green hydrogen revolution and address water scarcity issues in regions like Rajasthan, where solar power for electrolysis faces challenges due to water shortages. The company's chairman, Deepak Pahwa, introduces the concept of generating 'white water' using solar-powered systems, with plans to implement this technology in arid regions lacking water supply, potentially leading to a billion-dollar hydrogen generation project. Bry-Air is also actively involved in advancing carbon capture technologies, particularly focusing on direct air capture to remove carbon from the atmosphere. The company is setting up a demonstration plant to showcase its capabilities in capturing carbon and emphasizes its extensive research and development efforts in adsorption technology for carbon capture. Furthermore, within its expertise in dehumidification, Bry-Air is driving innovation towards energy efficiency, achieving rotor regeneration at lower temperatures to reduce operational costs. The company has developed specialized dehumidifiers for lithium-ion cell manufacturing, catering to the increasing demand in the battery industry. With a remarkable legacy of 60 years, Bry-Air has secured 84 patents and continues to expand its global reach, with subsidiaries in multiple countries and representative offices across continents. The company's commitment to environmental control and sustainability-driven innovations positions it as a leader in the industry, with ongoing efforts to pioneer new technologies and solutions.