Oxylus Energy: Affordable Fuels and Chemicals – without the Carbon Footprint

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🔬研究者:Catalyst and MEA design for CO2 electrolysis.

🏢実務担当者:Potential for onsite methanol production from captured CO2.

🏛政策担当者:Supports carbon recycling and renewable fuels policies.

Oxylus Energy's electrochemical innovation unlocks affordable green methanol production. Our CO2 electrolysis technology converts captured or emitted CO2 into cost-efficient green syngas and methanol with industry-leading selectivity and seamless integration with downstream catalytic upgrading systems. The origins of our catalyst technology lie in research conducted at Yale University within the laboratory of Prof. Wang, where systematic studies were performed on cobalt phthalocyanine molecular catalysts immobilized on carbon nanotube supports for electrochemical CO₂ reduction. Oxylus has developed membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs) incorporating a proprietary cathode architecture that integrates this catalyst for high-rate, selective electrochemical conversion of CO₂ to CO and methanol under industrially relevant operating conditions. By focusing on catalyst design, durability, and scalable stack engineering, Oxylus is driving down the cost of CO2-derived fuels and chemicals and expanding the geographic and operational range of e-methanol production. Our modular systems support distributed deployment alongside biogenic CO2 sources, chemical plants, and e-fuel hubs — unlocking carbon-neutral methanol without the constraints of traditional reforming routes. With multi-kW stack development underway and pilot deployments planned, Oxylus is partnering with producers, offtakers, and project developers to accelerate the global rollout of renewable, CO2-based fuels and feedstocks. Our mission is simple: use electrochemistry to make green methanol scalable and affordable.

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