CO2 capture

Arcadia eFuels is building commercial-scale plants to produce net zero carbon eFuels, including eDiesel and electro sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF), for hard-to-abate sectors such as aviation, shipping, and trucking. Using renewable electricity and captured CO2, it creates drop-in fuels compatible with existing engines and infrastructure. Planned sites include Vordingborg, Denmark; Teesside, United Kingdom; and Portland/Corpus Christi, Texas, USA, with each plant intended to produce 80,000 tons (100 million liters) of eFuels per year.

eFuels productionfuel processing/refininggreen hydrogen production via electrolysisplant design and implementationsyngas production

Carbon Utility develops modular systems that produce fuels, such as methanol and SAF, from air. Its electrochemical direct air capture system captures CO2 and co-produces green hydrogen, which are then converted into methanol and jet fuel using in-house developed modular hardware platforms, enabling fuel production at the point of end use.

electrochemical direct air capturefuel conversion to methanol and jet fuelgreen hydrogen co-productionmodular hardware platforms

Cold Jet is an OEM and global leader in dry ice blasting technology and dry ice production technology, with over 30 years of experience. The company provides dry ice blasting equipment and dry ice production systems, including pelletizers, CO2 recovery systems, and CO2 capture for biogas upgrading, serving industries such as aerospace, automotive, food and beverage, foundry, medical equipment, and power generation.

CO2 recoverydry ice blastingdry ice productioninstallation and trainingmanufacturing (OEM)preventative maintenanceservice and repair

Commonwealth Agri-Energy is a Kentucky farmer-connected ethanol production facility owned by the 3400 members of the Hopkinsville Elevator CO-OP. It processes locally grown corn into fuel ethanol, beverage and industrial ethanol, distillers grains, corn oil, and captured CO2, supporting energy security, rural economies, and regional corn producers.

distillationdry millingethanol productionfermentationgrain processing

Decarb Technologies Corp. is a US-based company incorporated in Delaware dedicated to the development and operation of patented systems that capture, store, and/or repurpose CO₂ from post-combustion industrial processes. R&D operations are maintained in Orange, CA with offices in Toronto, ON and Delray Beach, FL. The company piloted its first in-situ CO₂ capture system at a landfill gas site in Newport Beach, CA in 2017.

commissioningforward osmosisinstallationload testingmanufacturingsolvent formulationstress testingsystem design

Envergex LLC develops products and ideas supporting environmentally responsible energy generation and use, pursuing research and creating products related to advanced materials, energy utilization, carbon footprint reduction, and minimizing environmental impact. Since 2006 the team has advanced concepts from laboratory through commercial deployment, including activated carbon production and sorbents/methods for mercury control in coal-fired and cement plants.

advanced material characterizationchemical loopingcomputational modelingdesalinationfield demonstrationslaboratory-scale testingmercury controlpilot plant construction and operation

HyET NoCarbon develops and commercializes modular technologies to decarbonize the chemical industry and the energy supply chain. Its technologies include direct air capture of CO2, electrochemical CO2 compression, small-scale ammonia decomposition reactors and fuel cells, hydrogen separation using planar protonic ceramics and tubular Pd membranes, synthetic fuel production via low and high temperature electrochemical processes, and ammonia fuel cells. Markets served include CCU and sustainable aviation fuels, green ammonia supply chain, green chemical in

CO2 valorizationelectrolysishydrogen separationmembrane reactors