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United Signs Agreement to Buy Up To One Billion Gallons of Sustainable Aviation Fuel from Cemvita
Cemvita designs synthetic microbes that have the potential to convert CO2 into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)
Cemvita Unveils eCO2 Pilot Plant: Transforming CO2 Emissions into Renewable Feedstocks and Fertilizers
eCO2TM platform promises to alleviate feedstock shortage and produce carbon-negative fuels and chemicals at competitive market rates
Cemvita Promotes Co-founder Tara Karimi to CSO, Appoints New CTO Liz Dennett
Key leadership roles strengthen Cemvita’s position as leader in developing biosolutions for the Energy Transition.
Cemvita Signs Strategic Partnership with Arizona Lithium for Lithium Extraction
With lithium demand and cost surging, Cemvita launches program with AZL for environmentally friendly lithium extraction.
Cemvita’s Successful Field Test Demonstrates Gold Hydrogen™ Production in Situ
To accelerate the clean energy transition, Cemvita taps existing oil and gas infrastructure to produce clean hydrogen at $1/kg using subsurface microbes.
Cemvita Factory Acquires Biomining Company Solfatara
The expansion positions Cemvita for rapid scaling of biomining technology in preparation for full field deployment.
Cemvita Factory Named a Finalist in the Climate Category of Fast Company’s 2022 World Changing Ideas Awards
Cemvita is honored to be recognized by Fast Company as we strive to create a sustainable future for humanity, a future where we could live in harmony with nature. Read more on our blog.
Cemvita Factory Partners With Fluor to Scale Sustainable Bio-Solutions to Extract Critical Minerals
Cemvita announced today that the company has partnered with Fluor Corporation to accelerate commercialization of innovative biomining technology. Read the full announcement.
Turning Carbon Dioxide into Sustainable Fuel: United and Oxy Low Carbon Ventures Announce Collaboration with Biotech Firm to Create New Fuel Sources
Houston-based Cemvita Factory's synthetic biology process has the potential to create a new way to produce sustainable fuel for aviation