Browse 28 Chemical companies funded by US Department of Energy. See funding amounts, founder contacts, and investment details.
Aqueous Resources is a subsidary of alchemist minning.
Avium develops fuels and chemicals from CO2, water, and renewable energy.
Trillium Renewable Chemicals manufactures chemicals from renewable feedstocks used in a variety of industrially important applications.
Celadyne Technologies develops membranes for use in electrolyzers and fuel cells that require minimal heat and water management.
Zymochem provides a carbon-efficient bio-manufacturing platform that converts renewable feedstocks into bio-based materials.
Bluestem Biosciences is building tomorrow's renewable chemicals, from organisms, not oil
Aeternal Upcycling makes synthetic lubricants secure and affordable with a low-cost feedstock available near you - plastic waste.
Innovating technology to make everyday fuels and products from CO2 emissions, mitigating climate change and building a sustainable future.
Developer and manufacturer of Advanced Catalysts and Engineered Catalyst Supports for Electrolyzers and Fuel Cells.
Otsuka Chemical America is a pioneering perspective and a commitment to environmental protection.
AvCarb develops and manufactures engineered carbon-based materials for critical electrochemical, friction, and thermal applications.
Blacksand Technology develops a meltless process to produce spherical refractory alloy metal powders.
ecovia I bio offers high-performing biobased ingredients and materials from sustainable processes.
The Chemours Company, commonly referred to as Chemours, is an American chemical company
Additive manufacturing for sensors and detectors
TS-Nano Sealants is a service company that designs, manufactures, and applies polymer nanocomposite sealants.
RenewCO2 is a research company that develops processes for converting CO2 into polymers and chemicals.
Mattiq provides a sustainable materials design and development company.
Lkril Technologies catalyzes sustainability in chemical processes through sales of acrylics.
Ionomr makes Aemion‚Ñ¢ & Pemion‚Ñ¢, next-gen ion-exchange materials for breakthrough clean technology applications involving electrochemistry.
Aequor developed 70 anti-biofilm and anti-fouling molecules, engaging in research and development of chemicals from marine microbes.
OCOchem develops technology that electrochemically converts CO2 into Green Formic, a platform chemical
Ampcera focuses on the development and commercialization of solid-state electrolyte and battery technologies.
4th State Energies is a company that produces additives enabling immediate improvement in battery performance.
Susteon to develop a direct air capture (DAC) technology for capturing and converting carbon dioxide directly.
Koura is a global leader in the development, manufacture, and supply of fluoro products.
Group14 Technologies is a commercial manufacturer and supplier of advanced silicon battery technology.
Låkril Technologies catalyzes sustainability in chemical processes through sales of acrylics.
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