Opus 12 Incorporated

Using direct sunlight to power the electrochemical reduction of waste CO2 to generate value added products could form the basis of a sustainable carbon cycle to make solar fuels. The polymer electroly ...

Sustainable fuels and chemicals production is necessary for the future of the global economy. Converting waste CO2 into fuel using sunlight is a promising process to close the carbon cycle as well as ...

Using renewable electricity to power the electrochemical reduction of waste CO2 could form the basis of a sustainable carbon cycle to make solar fuels. Lack of highly conductive ionomers and polymer e ...

Opus 12 is building electrochemical devices that transform carbon dioxide (CO2) into useful chemicals, materials, and fuels. Opus 12 can produce syngas from CO2, a key intermediate to a range of valua ...

Utilization of waste carbon dioxide from industrial sources could (1) provide an additional income stream for CO2 emitting industries and (2) provide a distributed and domestic source of carbon- based ...

Conventional deicers for roadways and runways, such as sodium chloride, can be corrosive to vehicles and infrastructure, and environmentally damaging to vegetation, soil, and water. The US Army has ex ...

Solar fuels production is necessary for the future of the global economy New highly conductive and stable polymer-electrolytes with low light absorption are required for efficient and cost- effective ...

Solar fuels production is necessary for the future of the global economy. To produce solar fuels from CO2, a highly conductive and stable polymer-electrolyte is needed for this demanding application. ...

We currently throw away billions of tons of carbon in the form of CO2 each year, wasting a potentially valuable resource. Opus 12 is developing a process to recycle this carbon back into useful chemic ...

Relative to CO2 fixation by photosynthesis as the basis for biofeedstocks, industrial-scale electrochemical CO2 conversion could improve the overall efficiency by more than 10X and use a fraction of t ...