AirJoule Technologies Corporation

AirJoule Technologies Corporation is an atmospheric renewable energy and water harvesting technology company dedicated to addressing global water scarcity and energy constraints. The company's mission is to provide groundbreaking sorption technologies that produce pure distilled water from air and offer energy-efficient dehumidification. Headquartered in Ronan, Montana, AirJoule Technologies also operates a manufacturing facility in Newark, Delaware, and is incorporated in Delaware.

The core of AirJoule Technologies' offerings is its proprietary AirJoule® platform, which employs advanced sorbent materials and low-grade waste heat to extract pure, PFAS-free distilled water from the atmosphere. This technology also delivers energy-efficient dehumidification, making it valuable across various sectors. Key market segments include industrial applications, particularly data centers and advanced manufacturing, where it can utilize waste heat to produce water and dehumidified air. Additionally, the technology is applied in HVAC systems to reduce energy consumption and eliminate environmentally harmful refrigerants, as well as for military and off-grid residential water supply.

AirJoule Technologies Corporation became publicly traded on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the ticker AIRJ following a merger in March 2024 and a subsequent rebranding from Montana Technologies Corporation in November 2024. The company has formed a 50/50 joint venture with GE Vernova and maintains strategic partnerships with entities such as Carrier Global Corporation and BASF to advance the commercialization of its technology. Recent milestones include the establishment of a manufacturing facility in Delaware, which became operational in late 2024, and securing the "Water Tech Innovation of the Year" award in April 2026. Matt Jore serves as the Chief Executive Officer.