ReCarbon enables distributed syngas production from carbon dioxide and methane. Syngas, a feedstock made of hydrogen and carbon monoxide, can be low-carbon or carbon-negative.
ReCarbon announced the Antelope Valley Circular Hydrogen Initiative with the City of Lancaster (CA) and the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts. The partnership aims to turn waste biogases into clean hydrogen at a wastewater treatment facility.
The ReCarbon article discusses how the Inflation Reduction Act’s incentives may encourage companies to partner across value chains and how the act could reduce GHG emissions in the US.
In October 2024, ReCarbon ran its new plasma reformer unit in Korea in a demonstration for investors. The company is targeting biogas sites to turn greenhouse gases into clean fuels and plans to work with local governments on deployment.
As a start-up founder and CEO, I’ve faced many of those difficult challenges that it takes to go from idea to company, and look out for the interests of the team, the investors, and the stakeholders, while always minding the bottom line.
ReCarbon repurposes carbon dioxide and methane into useful products and clean energy. It uses carbon dioxide to make everyday items described as low-carbon, zero-carbon, or carbon-negative.
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