Anaheim-based Phoenix Motor Inc. (Nasdaq: PEV) announced today the signing of an Equipment Testing Agreement with Charlottesville, VA-based Fermata Energy LLC.
We use products made with rubber every day. Not only is the process of creating rubber fossil-intensive, but so too is all that rubber waste. What if you could make new rubber products from old rubber products in a way that captures carbon emissions before they enter the atmosphere while keeping fossil carbon in the ground? LanzaTech and Sumitomo Riko Company Limited, today announced they have entered into a joint-development agreement to reuse rubber, resin, and urethane waste for the production of a key chemical intermediate, isoprene, which is the main component of natural rubber. Using synthetic biology for this new path to isoprene, LanzaTech’s nature-based platform has the potential to produce a new sustainable source of rubber through recycling, without losing any material integrity.
This week we returned to the studio with television interviews at the FOX and ABC affiliates in Detroit to promote the Guild of Art and Artisans’ final art fair of the season. Building on the success of The Earthshot Prize announcement, we also secured additional coverage in The Chicago Tribune and AXIOS. We had a press event in Germany with BASF, and we announced a $3.5M investment in our client, Wave Engine Corp., a next-gen high-performance propulsion sys developer. & aerial vehicles in their second seed round of investment.
Fermata Energy, the leader in vehicle-to-everything (V2X) charging systems, today announced it has named Anna Demeo, PhD, as the company’s first Chief Product Officer.
Suncor, LanzaTech, and Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA) are working on a pilot project that converts waste-based feedstock, including municipal waste and forestry residues, into ethanol and other chemicals necessary to make petroleum-free materials and goods.
Woodside Energy (ASX: WDS) and LanzaTech NZ, Inc. (“LanzaTech”), a US-based carbon capture and transformation company, have announced a strategic collaboration with the signing of a Strategic Framework Agreement.
Givaudan, a global industry leader in the world of scent and beauty, and LanzaTech NZ, Inc. an innovative Carbon Capture and Transformation company announced a collaboration for the development of sustainable fragrance ingredients from renewable carbon.
First Light Power, New England's largest energy storage and hydroelectric facility, announced today that it installed Fermata Energy's V2G charging platform to support the integration of renewable energy and grid stability during peak load hours. News Release Here.
Fermata Energy V2X Bidirectional Charger Allows Business Owners to Utilize Their Nissan LEAF to Help Reduce Energy Costs
Danone and LanzaTech have found a way to produce bottles from carbon emissions that will reduce their environmental impact and reduce costs by creating a direct pathway to manufacturing them. Danone and LanzaTech have found a way to produce bottles from carbon emissions that will reduce their environmental impact and reduce costs by creating a direct pathway to manufacturing them.
Rising gas prices in the U.S. and worldwide have many consumers rethinking electric vehicles. However, the U.S. still trails Europe and China in EV adoption primarily due to better incentives and greater acceptance of EVs as an affordable option. Seizing the moment based on its successful projects in the US, Fermata Energy, a leading U.S. vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology company is expanding its presence in Europe. Fermata Energy has recently opened an office in London, UK, with Claire Weiller, Ph.D. leading their growth in Europe to stay ahead of the automotive industry's transition to all-electric fleets. You can find the news release attached and below. I hope to become a resource to you on stories regarding the transition to EVs and, specifically, the real power of an EV as a portable mini-grid.
The US Department of Energy and 20+ partners from labor, state/local governments, utilities, & private entities, including Fermata Energy, will evaluate the feasibility of bidirectional plug-in electric vehicles in our energy infrastructure. Read the Vehicle-to-Everything announcement bit.ly/3EtM6z7dhere.
LanzaTech, a Chicago-based carbon capture company, and Bridgestone announced that they are developing a solution for recycling end-of-life tires by taking old tires and creating new ones. Learn more at BridgestoneAmericas.com.
Fermata Energy’s Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Technology Lowers Energy Costs and Increases Renewable Energy Use for the City of Boulder, Colorado. Vehicle-to-Building (V2B) Project in Boulder, in Partnership with Fermata Energy, demonstrates that Electric Vehicle (EV) Fleets Can Lower Energy Costs for Municipalities.
