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Japan Suiso Energy

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What Japan Suiso Energy does.

Japan Suiso Energy decarbonises gas-fired heat and energy, helping companies reduce CO2 emissions from furnaces, boilers, ovens, turbines, and engines. The company has developed a compact system capable of being built in shipping container format to remove carbon from hydrocarbon gases used for industrial and commercial applications. These units can initially reduce CO2e emissions by over 1.25 tonnes per day and eventually up to 5 tonnes per day. Founded in 2026, Japan Suiso Energy's technology is designed to improve the environment through carbon reuse.

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