Methanotrophs - organisms that consume methane to produce a range of fuels and chemicals - are back in the news. On June 30, Intrexon announced it achieved lab-scale conversion of methane to farnesene via engineered methanotrophs. This is the second product Intrexon produced from natural gas - th...
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News Commentary | January 08, 2021
Braskem's partnership with the University of Illinois is the first step in transitioning the CO2‑to‑PE pathway out of academia and is Braskem's effort to become carbon‑neutral by 2050. Companies commercializing CO₂‑to‑polymer technologies are focused on CO2 to polyols, PCs, and PHAs, which need ... To read more, click here.
News Commentary | June 01, 2021
A $4.6 million three‑year research initiative will see both entities develop CO2 electrolysis technology for the production of ethanol and n‑propanol from CO2. These can then be converted to ethylene and propylene. CO2 electrolysis is a growing area of interest, and while there are many startups in ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | June 28, 2021
CO2 electrolysis for ethylene is growing area of academic interest due to its potential to supplant petrochemicals from the chemicals value chain. The technology is at the early stage and currently suffers from poor CO2 conversion efficiency and product selectivity – now, a single‑pass CO2 ... Not part of subscription