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DOE's National Energy Technology Laboratory Project

We are beginning work on a new project funded by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)'s National Energy Technology Laboratory developing stable #solidoxide #eletrolysis cells for low-cost #hydrogen production with our partners at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.

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This low-cost catalyst helps turn seawater into fuel at scale

University of Rochester chemical engineers—in collaboration with researchers at the Naval Research Laboratory, the University of Pittsburgh, and OxEon Energy—have demonstrated that a potassium-promoted molybdenum carbide catalyst efficiently and reliably converts carbon dioxide to carbon monoxide, a critical step in turning seawater into fuel.

5 KW Stack Started in Idaho

A nominal five (5) kilowatt high temperature solid oxide electrolysis stack that was designed and fabricated by OxEon was successfully started at a customer location in Idaho. The stack performance exceeded the expected performance by >10%.

Calvert Energy Group and OxEon Energy enter strategic license agreement

OxEon Energy LLC and Calvert Energy Group have completed negotiations and signed a strategic license agreement giving Calvert exclusive market rights to OxEon Gas-to-Liquids (GTL) technology in geographic areas that include Russia, Africa, the Middle East, and South America/Mexico.

OxEon Energy has received a contract from Midrex

OxEon Energy has received a contract from Midrex (purchasing agent for Kobe Steel in the United States) for multiple units of its non-thermal plasma oxidizer. The oxidizer technology was jointly developed by OxEon and Kobe personnel.

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