The US Department of Energy has awarded RenewCO₂ a Phase I Small Business Innovation Research grant to develop their electrochemical conversion of carbon dioxide, water, and electricity into mono-ethylene glycol process. See more on renewco2.com/news

We are delighted to announce U.S. National Science Foundation just awarded RenewCO2 with an STTR grant to develop novel electrolyzers for the reduction of carbon dioxide to mono-ethylene glycol (MEG) and co-production of chlorine!

In an unusual year, Cleantech Open Northeast welcomes our largest #cohort of #cleantech #startups ever! They're all poised to make a positive #impact on the #environment. cleantechopen.org/en/custom/blog… #cleantech #cleanenergy #water #sustainability #innovation #entrepreneurship Cleantech Open

RenewCO2 is exited to be part of the 2020 Cleantech Open Northeast cohort! Cleantech Open Northeast Welcomes 47 Startups shar.es/abmBXS

Exciting news – RenewCO2 was welcomed as a finalist #startup for MassChallenge’s 2021 #earlystage cohort! Learn more about the program and our class here ➡️ readymag.com/MassChallenge/…

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AWARDS $1,150,000 FOR SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TO RENEWCO₂ One of 82 Grants Totaling $100 Million Nationwide to Support Scientific Innovation and Clean Energy Development

RenewCO2 is a proud recipient of the inaugural NJ Clean Tech Seed program. CSIT Awards Nearly $750,000 Through Clean Tech Seed Grant Program njeda.com/csit-awards-ne… R

We’re honored to be selected for a @DOEScience Small Business Technology Transfer award! With this funding, we will develop an electrochemical process to convert CO₂ to ethanol, which will support scientific discovery in collaboration with Rutgers University, Chemistry & Chemical Biology: renewco2.com/news