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Fixing CO2’s breakthrough technology converts fuels into chemicals by using electrochemistry and renewable energy to turn CO2 emissions into valuable products

San Diego, CA
Joined September 2019
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Jet fuel is expensive and causes a lot of #GHG emissions. The difficulty of meeting specific energy requirements has kept alternatives from taking off, but synthetic jet fuel is a solution that could take flight. @MinuteEarth explains:
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Congrats to @UCSDalumni Dr. Alma Zhanaidarova and John Beane on being named finalists in the @UofCalifornia Startup Innovation Challenge! #TritonPride
UC has selected 10 finalists for its 2021 Startup Innovation Challenge, held in partnership with @extechchallenge (XTC), the world’s largest tech-for-good startup competition. 🤖 bit.ly/2J3x2js
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ICYMI: UC has selected 10 finalists for its 2021 Startup Innovation Challenge, held in partnership with @extechchallenge (XTC), the world’s largest tech-for-good startup competition. 🤖 bit.ly/2J3x2js
#WednesdayWisdom! #FemaleFounder & @UCSDJacobs alumna Alma Zhanaidarova shares her journey on creating a commercially viable solution @FixingCo2 - poised to become a crucial part of the #zeroemissions economy. Read more on her #entrepreneurial journey! bit.ly/3n3pGLj
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'@FixingCO2 ’s breakthrough technology helps turn CO2 emissions into valuable products that close the carbon loop. Watch on March 14th to see if they win the Net Zero Carbon Startup Prize. #NetZeroSXSW
Trillion $ markets have been predicted for the use of #CO2 as a feedstock. Hear from our own Dr. Volker Sick on how we can turn the liability of #carbon into an asset: bit.ly/2s8MulM @wef @volkersick #WEF20 #climateaction
Around 230 million tonnes of CO2 are used every year to produce fertiliser, food, beverages, and more. But new opportunities to turn CO2 into fuels, chemicals & building materials could see this market grow👇bit.ly/32exM9K
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Heat generated for industries like cement and steel is responsible for 10% of global CO2 emissions — more than cars and planes combined. Yet low-carbon alternatives are scarce. vox.com/energy-and-environme…
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