BlueShift

BlueShift operates in the critical minerals and carbon management sector, focusing on transforming untapped waste resources into valuable minerals using advanced electrochemical technology. The company targets industries reliant on critical mineral supply chains, which are often controlled by foreign entities, posing economic and environmental challenges. By leveraging proprietary membrane-free technology developed in collaboration with institutions like Harvard and the University of Michigan, BlueShift aims to create resilient and scalable supply chains. The business model revolves around integrating this technology with existing infrastructure and additive manufacturing to offer a sustainable alternative to traditional extraction methods that rely on hazardous chemicals. BlueShift's approach not only addresses the supply chain vulnerabilities but also contributes to carbon dioxide removal, providing a dual benefit to its clients. The company serves industries that are part of trillion-dollar markets, offering them a more sustainable and economically viable solution. Key personnel include experts in electrochemistry, reactor engineering, and geochemistry, ensuring a strong foundation for technological advancement and market penetration.

Keywords: electrochemical, critical minerals, supply chains, carbon removal, membrane-free, additive manufacturing, sustainability, infrastructure, geochemistry, electrochemistry.