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Liquid Light Funds CO2-Based Chemicals

by Michael McCoy
September 15, 2014 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 92, Issue 37

Liquid Light, a start-up that uses catalytic electrochemistry to convert carbon dioxide into chemicals, has raised $15 million in a second round of venture capital financing. The Princeton University spin-off, which went public with its efforts about six months ago, says it will use the money to complete process development at pilot scale and generate the information needed for a tons-per-day plant. Liquid Light expects ethylene glycol to be its first product.

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