Makoto Eyre
Makoto Eyre is the co-founder and CEO of Homeostasis, a startup where he continues to lead.
Tacoma Clean-Tech Startup Announces Federal Grant and New Private Investment
A Tacoma clean-tech startup announced it received a federal grant and secured new private investment, according to a report originally published on South Sound Business and carried by MyNorthwest.com.
Seattle Startup Homeostasis Converts Carbon Emissions into Graphite for Batteries, Backed by Saudi Aramco Investment
Seattle-area startup Homeostasis is developing technology to convert captured carbon dioxide into graphite for batteries, aiming to compete with China's dominant supply amid shifting U.S. policies and global trade tensions. The company secured strategic funding from Saudi Aramco's investment arm to scale operations and support Saudi Arabia's domestic EV supply chain ambitions.
Homeostasis, Tacoma carbon-conversion startup, wins major investment from Saudi Arabia–based company to scale CO2-to-graphite production
Tacoma-based startup Homeostasis, co-founded by Makoto Eyre and Julien Lombardi, secured a major investment from a Saudi Arabia–based company to scale converting CO2 into battery-grade synthetic graphite for lithium-ion batteries, addressing U.S. supply chain gaps.
Homeostasis raises $1.2M after $600K Pre-Seed plus Washington Department of Commerce match to fund reactor development
Homeostasis, an advanced materials startup in Tacoma, WA, raised $600,000 in Pre-Seed funding plus matching funds from the Washington Department of Commerce, bringing total reported funding to $1.2M; investors include the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community, Kayak Ventures and angel investors to support reactor development.
Seattle Startup Homeostasis Raises $1.3M to Convert Atmospheric CO₂ into Graphite for Industrial Use
Seattle-area startup Homeostasis raised $600,000 in pre-seed funding and $700,000 from Washington's Climate Commitment Act to develop technology that captures atmospheric CO₂ and converts it into graphite, a critical mineral used in batteries and defense. The company plans pilot deployments by 2026, aiming to provide carbon removal systems to industrial customers and eventually operate its own carbon-removal production facilities.
University of Washington’s AgroFilms Wins $15,000 at 2023 Alaska Airlines Environmental Innovation Challenge
University of Washington students competed in the Alaska Airlines Environmental Innovation Challenge, with AgroFilms winning the $15,000 grand prize for their biodegradable solution. The event showcased innovative climate tech startups integrating various technologies to tackle environmental challenges.
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Homeostasis Co-founder and CEO · current
