Carbon to Value
Year 4 Cohort
Year 4 of the Carbon to Value Initiative received 123 applications from 29 countries, representing a wide variety of carbontech innovations, including point source and direct air capture (DAC); carbon conversion into added-value products such as fuels, chemicals, and materials; and carbon sequestration and removal via enhanced mineralization and ocean alkalinization, biomass carbon removal and storage, and more. After an extensive evaluation process, we chose 9 new startups to participate in the fourth cohort of the C2V Initiative.
Our Year 4 Cohort Book is now available.
Meet the Year 4 Cohort:
New Castle, Delaware, U.S.
Ardent is a process technology company that is developing membrane-based solutions for point-source carbon capture and other chemical separations.
Haifa, Israel
CarbonBlue develops a chemical process that mineralizes and extracts CO₂ from water, which then reabsorbs more atmospheric CO₂.
Somerville, Massachusetts, U.S.
MacroCycle develops a chemical recycling process to turn polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and polyester-fiber waste into “virgin-grade” plastics.
Richmond, California, U.S.
Maple Materials develops an electrolysis process to convert CO₂ into graphite and oxygen.
New Haven, Connecticut, U.S.
Oxylus Energy develops a direct electrochemical process to convert CO₂ into fuels and chemical feedstocks, such as methanol.
Munich, Germany
Phlair develops a renewable-energy-powered Direct Air Capture (DAC) system using an electrochemical process for acid and base generation.
Somerset, New Jersey, U.S.
RenewCO₂ is developing an electrochemical process to convert CO₂ into fuels and chemicals, such as sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) or propylene glycol.
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Secant Fuel develops a one-step electrocatalytic process that converts flue gas into syngas.
Our C2V Year 4 Cohort Book is now available.
