Pilot facility

Renewable biofuels production

Venture Capital

Environmental Foundation

Subsurface hydrogen production

Joule's proprietary one-step process that converts waste carbon dioxide and sunlight directly into renewable fuels (ethanol and diesel) using genetically engineered bacteria.

Microorganisms developed by Joule to facilitate the direct conversion of CO2 and sunlight into liquid fuels.

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

Germany

North Wales

The next milestone for VEMA Hydrogen and BRGM, involving drilling an 800-meter commercial well at a site selected through BRGM's subsurface surveys, to scale up EMH production.

Expansion of Joule's existing pilot facility in Hobbs, New Mexico to advance staged industrialization of its CO2-to-fuel conversion technology.

A collaborative effort between BRGM and VEMA Hydrogen to develop and scale up the production of hydrogen from iron-rich subsurface rocks.

Hydrogen fuel produced through plasma-enhanced thermal catalytic conversion of waste feedstock, achieving 99.9999% purity suitable for Proton Exchange Membrane fuel cell vehicles.

Ethanol fuel produced from waste CO2 and sunlight using Joule's proprietary one-step conversion process. Meets American and European fuel specifications.

A clean drop-in fuel for road transport, produced using hydrogen from the new plant.