In early March, OCOchem CEO Todd Brix joined Harvard Business School’s Dan Morrell in a Skydeck podcast interview labeled, “Carbon’s Second Act.” The two discussed OCOchem’s garage beginnings and the current challenges that the clean energy transition faces.
Listen to the podcast episode below, or read the interview transcript HERE.
Collaboration with US Army develops safer and sustainable organic platform molecule at lower cost than existing fossil-based pathways.
The climate tech company’s innovation converts CO2 and water into sustainable platform molecules for use in agriculture, energy, and transportation.
Award will be used to improve and scale technology to make large quantities of formic acid to develop safer and more cost-effective ways to make, distribute, and use clean hydrogen
OCOchem joins list of Evergreen Manufacturing Grant recipients, designed to create new jobs in manufacturing, research and development.
Centralia Coal Transition Board awards grant to support OCOchem's Formic Liquid Hydrogen Carrier Clean Energy Demonstration Project
OCOchem is excited to announce that we have commissioned our first industrial-scale CO2 electrolyzer prototype to make formate and formic acid.
OCOchem was honored to be the first start-up or small business in the Pacific Northwest to be awarded the Energy Organization Leadership Award at the 2022 Energy Leadership Achievement Awards, formerly known as the CleanTech Awards.
OCOchem wins extension of contract to develop large-scale prototype electrolyzer to make non-corrosive deicing chemical for U.S. Army
AirCapture, OCOchem and partners win $2.93 million U.S. Department of Energy grant to design and engineer a system to use waste steam from fertilizer plant to directly capture CO2 from the air and convert it to a green electro-fuel.
OCOchem and global partners awarded Washington state Clean Energy Fund Research Development & Demonstration grant to create green energy power generator for refrigerated cargo containers at the Port of Tacoma.