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Greenhouse Gases

Dimensional Energy raises funds for CO2 -to-chemicals

by Craig Bettenhausen
December 17, 2023 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 101, Issue 41

The carbon dioxide utilization start-up Dimensional Energy has raised $20 million in series A funding for its CO2-to-chemicals technology. The round was led by the venture capital fund Envisioning Partners and included United Airlines and Microsoft. Dimensional’s process converts hydrogen and CO2 into a hydrocarbon wax, which the company says it can refine into a wide range of fuels and chemical feedstocks. The firm says it will use the funds to construct a plant at a cement factory in British Columbia, develop other installations, and launch its first direct commercial products: a fossil-free surf wax and a food-grade fat.

A clear toy airplane filled with a white wax.
Credit: Dimensional Energy
The initial product of Dimensional Energy's CO2 utilization process is a paraffin wax with a texture similar to vegetable shortening.

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