Airovation Technologies, an Israeli startup founded by Lt. Col. (Ret.) Marat Maayan, is leading the way in combating the climate crisis through innovative carbon capture solutions. The company's technology, developed in collaboration with Prof. Yoel Sasson from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, captures carbon dioxide and other molecules from the air, producing clean, breathable air. Airovation has expanded its operations globally, forming partnerships in South Korea and Japan to address the growing demand for greenhouse gas reduction. One of Airovation's major achievements is the development of technology to capture carbon dioxide from smokestacks in heavy industries, converting it into low-carbon products like limestone, ammonium sulfate, and sulfuric acid. This breakthrough not only helps industries reduce their carbon footprint but also promotes a circular economy by utilizing these products in various sectors. The company's business model revolves around establishing long-term collaborations with energy and chemicals companies to deploy its technology at facilities that will support clean hydrogen production and reduced-carbon raw materials. Recent investments from NewMed Energy in Israel and partnerships in Japan and South Korea highlight the promising future of Airovation's clean energy solutions. Airovation's upcoming plans include building demonstration plants in Israel and Japan to capture and 'treat' thousands of tons of carbon dioxide, paving the way for larger-scale implementation in the future. The company's participation in international climate conferences and collaborations with global authorities underline its commitment to providing sustainable, clean energy solutions worldwide.