The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is a transformative piece of legislation that has the potential to radically reduce GHG emissions in the US. The IRA’s incentives create a cooperative competition structure where companies that partner up and down the value chain will become the dominant players within their industries.

Our article explores the concept of cooperative competition and why we at ReCarbon are looking forward to the opportunities and partnerships that it brings.

What do hydrogen, ammonia, and plastics have in common? They are all made from syngas, a chemical feedstock consisting of hydrogen and carbon monoxide. ReCarbon opens the door to distributed syngas production from any source of carbon dioxide and methane and the syngas produced can be low-carbon or even carbon-negative.

Woodside Energy, ReCarbon, and Lanzatech have announced the launch of its collaborative studies program to convert carbon emissions into useful products.

Prof. Mark Cappelli, Chairman of ReCarbon’s Technology Advisory Board, presented at the groundbreaking Hydrogen Shot Summit hosted by the US Department of Energy (DoE), headed by Secretary Jennifer Granholm and Deputy Secretary Dave Turk.

ReCarbon, the developer of the patented Plasma Carbon Conversion Unit (PCCU), a combustion-free, climate-positive greenhouse gas utilization technology, announced the execution of a supply agreement with Cleveland, Tennessee-based landfill gas to hydrogen project developer, H2Renewables, LLC.

ReCarbon is pleased to announced that it is a Founding Member of the HYZON Zero Carbon Alliance.

ReCarbon, Inc. and Hyzon Motors embark on global green hydrogen powered heavy mobility projects.

ReCarbon CEO Dr. Jay Kim was invited as a speaker at the G20 Innovations in Circular Carbon Economy Workshop speaking on “Commercial Carbon Emissions Conversion to Value.”

ReCarbon, the developer of the patented Plasma Carbon Conversion Unit (PCCU), a combustion-free, climate-positive greenhouse gas utilization technology, announced the execution of a supply agreement with Cleveland, Tennessee-based landfill gas to hydrogen project developer, H2Renewables, LLC.

ReCarbon, the developer of the patented Plasma Carbon Conversion Unit (PCCU), a combustion-free, climate-positive greenhouse gas utilization technology, announced the execution of a supply agreement with Cleveland, Tennessee-based landfill gas to hydrogen project developer, H2Renewables, LLC.

ReCarbon is pleased to announce the appointment of H2Renewables LLC, a related company of Cleveland, Tennessee based Santek Waste Services, as its national distributor of its solutions to create renewable syngas, and hydrogen products from landfill gas.

ReCarbon, Inc. reached a significant milestone, taking its technology out of the lab and into a real world application at its inaugural pilot plant in Daegu, South Korea.