How LLNL won a $2M grant and found a commercialization partner for its methanol reactor design

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is partnering with Oxylus, a Yale spinout focused on CO2 electrolysis technology, to develop and, potentially, commercialize a reactor that could convert carbon waste to methanol without alkali cations. LLNL won $2 million from the DOE’s Industrial Technologies Office through the Technology Commercialization Fund with the aim of advancing the technology toward commercial use. The partnership between LLN and Oxylus is a Cooperative Research and Development… The post How LLNL won a$2M grant and found a commercialization partner for its methanol reactor design appeared first on Research & Development World .