Lextran
Air Pollutant Removal in Industrial Installations
Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in July 1997, Lextran operates with 1–10 employees. The company has raised a total of $3.2 million across two funding rounds from three investors. In September 2010, Lextran was selected by China for a pollution reduction initiative, highlighting its international recognition in environmental technology.
Business overview
Lextran specializes in advanced catalytic technology for removing sulfur oxide (SOx) and nitrogen oxide (NOx) air pollutants from industrial installations. Its patented open-spray tower technology offers a multi-pollutant removal process that is more cost-effective in terms of investment and operation compared to systems treating each pollutant separately. The process also generates a commercial-grade fertilizer as a byproduct. Lextran's solutions are designed for heavy-emitting industries such as coal and heavy fuel-fired power plants, industrial facilities, diesel power plants, and solid waste incinerators, operating within the Industrial Technologies and Cleantech sectors.
Strategic signal
In September 2010, Lextran's technology was chosen by China for a significant pollution reduction initiative. This event signals strong international validation of Lextran's catalytic pollutant removal solution, demonstrating its potential for large-scale environmental impact and market adoption in regions facing severe air quality challenges.
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- What is Lextran's core technology?
- Lextran's core technology involves a patented open-spray tower system for catalytic removal of sulfur oxide (SOx) and nitrogen oxide (NOx) air pollutants from industrial emissions. This process is designed to be more cost-effective than traditional methods and produces a commercial-grade fertilizer as a byproduct.
- When was Lextran founded?
- Lextran was founded in July 1997.
- What significant international recognition did Lextran receive?
- In September 2010, Lextran was selected by China for a pollution reduction initiative, indicating international validation of its environmental technology.
- Which industries does Lextran's technology serve?
- Lextran's technology is suitable for customers in industries such as coal and heavy fuel-fired power plants, industrial installations, diesel power plants, and solid waste-management incinerators that emit SOx and NOx.
- What was a key funding event for Lextran?
- In March 2008, Lextran received funding from Poleris Energy Technology Holdings Ltd. as part of a round that was also mentioned in news as raising $8 million.