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The article highlights OCOchem’s progress as a promising startup while it prepares to launch its pilot plant in Eastern Washington. The plant will use innovative electrolyzer cells to transform captured CO2 into industrial chemicals like formic acid, which can replace petroleum in products such as hydrogen fuel, animal feed, and fertilizers. With $7.5 million in funding and government grants, OCOchem is determined to scale up its technology and bring down costs, making this solution more sustainable and cost-competitive than traditional fossil fuels.
Check out the full article at GeekWire – where it published this week.
