Liquid Wind
Liquid Wind will develop, finance, build and manage standardised facilities that produce e-methanol from renewable electricity and upcycled carbon dioxide.
REX-CO2 Project
The REX-CO2 project will develop a procedure and tools for evaluating existing hydrocarbon wells for CO2 storage, helping stakeholders make informed decisions on the potential re-use of certain wells or fields. A key output will be a software tool, developed – using case study evaluations from the six participating countries – for screening and assessing wells for their re-use potential.
PrISMa Project
PrISMa aims to accelerate the low-carbon transition in the energy and industrial sectors by developing a technology platform to deliver bespoke, cost-effective carbon capture solutions for a range of different CO2 sources and CO2 uses/destinations.
NEWEST-CCUS Project
NEWEST-CCUS focuses on the development and deployment of CO2 capture technologies tailored for waste to energy (WtE) plants.
LAUNCH Project
The LAUNCH project aims to accelerate the uptake of CO2 capture across industry through the development of novel capture solvents.
Lehigh Hanson Canada Concrete CCS Project
Feasibility study of a full-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) project as a definitive solution to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by Lehigh Hanson Cement and the International CCS Knowledge Centre.
Weizmann Institute of Science
E. coli bacteria have been gradually trained to use carbon dioxide as food, rather than sugar, building their biomass from the air.
Steeper Energy – Hydrofaction™
Hydrofaction™ is Steeper Energy’s proprietary implementation of hydrothermal liquefaction which applies supercritical water as a reaction medium for the conversion of biomass directly into a high-energy density renewable crude oil, referred to as Hydrofaction™ Oil. Steeper’s unique process mimics and accelerates nature by subjecting wet biomass to heat and high pressure.
Questor Technology
Thermal oxidizers to capture methane and associated gas containing carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide. The hot exit gases from the stacks are clean and readily utilized for use in other process improvements, such as utility heat, power generation and to waste water purification.
Orlando Utilities Commission – Stanton Energy Center
Stanton Energy Center demonstration; Joint DOE demonstration project to study microalgae commodities (i.e. animal feed) from coal plant flue gas CO₂ and/or renewable gas production.
Upslope Brewing Company CO₂ to Ink Project
Partners w/ Boom Algae on pilot algae greenhouse to gather data on algae growth, CO₂ capture, and energy use and costs; CO₂ waste from Upslope’s beer fermentation process is converted into 100% biodegradable, non-petroleum-based, algae-ink.
The Coca Cola Company – Plant-based Plastic Bottles
Technology development agreement to accelerate the development of mono-ethlyene (MEG) from CO₂; Coca Cola uses MEG to make their plant-based plastic bottles.
San Francisco International Airport Concrete Project
Test at SFO airport comparing conventional concrete to Blue Planet concrete; The Blue Planet concrete met all required specificiations.
New Zealand Steel – LanzaTech Steel Plant
LanzaTech’s pilot steel plant location, now fully operational, near Auckland, New Zealand.
Mitsui Group – Gas Fermentation
Uses LanzaTech’s gas fermentation technology throughout the Mitsui Group to convert CO2 to ethanol.
Shougang Group Steel Mill – Gas Fermentation
Shougang steel mill outside of Beijing, China; World’s first commercial deployment of gas fermentation technology. Converts CO₂ to ethanol. 100,000 gallon/year plant.
Baosteel Plant
Baosteel steel plant outside of Shanghai, China; Demonstration of LanzaTech technology at Baosteel steel plant, 100,000 gallons/year.
IndianOil Gas-to-Bioethanol Project (Hayrana)
Project in Hayrana, India at IndianOil refinery; In 2017, IOC and LanzaTech signed a Statement of Intent to construct the world’s first refinery off gas-to-bioethanol production facility in India.
ArcelorMittal Bioethanol Project – Ghent, Belgium
Project in Ghent, Belgium at ArcelorMitttal plant; Convert CO₂ to bioethanol to be used for transportation fuel or plastics.
Evonik Specialty Plastics
Research w/ Lanzatech on using syngas to develop specialty plastics; Combines Evonik’s biotechnology platforms w/ LanzaTech’s synthetic biology & gas fermentation expertise for the development of a route to bio-processed precursers for specialty plastics from waste derived synthesis gas.
Invista Nylon Intermediates
Using CO₂ and hydrogen for the direct production of industrial chemicals including nylon intermediates.
U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Gas-to-Jet Project
U.S. government project for gas-to-jet technology; Partnered w/ Lanzatech to optimize its ethanol process to reduce the cost of jet fuel for the military in support of the military’s goal to reduce its carbon footprint.
Aemetis Feed Plant
60 million gallon per year ethanol and 420,000 ton animal feed plant in California; Conversion of agricultural waste, forest waste, dairy waste, and construction and demolition waste (CDW) to ethanol.
Virgin Atlantic Renewable Jet Fuel
Partnered w/ Lanzatech for aviation fuel technology, which uses waste industrial gases from steel facilities that is captured, fermented and chemically converted for jet fuel.
Valorisation Carbone Quebec Project
Supported by a $15 M grant from the Quebec government, led by CO₂ Solutions; The objective of the VCQ project is to develop and demonstrate commercially viable end-to-end solutions to capture and utilize CO₂ in various applications while at the same time reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions