Refrigerator-Sized Machine Makes Gasoline Out of Thin Air

Refrigerator-sized machine makes gasoline out of thin air

The Aircela acts like a mini direct air capture facility, sucking up carbon dioxide and then synthesizing it into real, usable gasoline for cars.

This Machine Extracts Gasoline From Thin Air… And It Could Literally Topple Economies - Yanko Design

It looks like gasoline might finally be cool again. That’s a wild thing to say in 2025, but if you saw the Aircela device in action on a random Manhattan rooftop last week, you’d be tempted to say the same. Nestled among grimy air vents and skyline silhouettes was a machine that looked more like

How one company plans to suck carbon right out of the air (and make money doing it)

Just off the highway near Innisfail, Alta., a town about 120 kilometres north of Calgary, is a construction site immediately identified by a large tent boasting the words “Deep Sky” in a groovy, arcade-style font.  The roughly two-hectare facility, still under construction, is hosting what could be called a carbon removal Olympics. It will pilot eight different versions of a similar technology using various machines that will suck in air, remove…

A start-up has developed a carbon capture machine, which is to serve as a private gas station.

This Machine Makes Gasoline From Air In Real Time

American company Aircela has introduced a machine that can generate gasoline from Air, in real time. Last week, Aircela, a fuels company, marked a significant milestone by successfully demonstrating what is being touted as the first U.S.-based direct air capture (DAC) unit. At a rooftop event in Manhattan, the machine was revealed with the capability of producing fossil-free gasoline in real-time and directly on-site. The core of Aircela’s innov…