The C2CNT process electrolyzes CO₂ into carbon nanotubes, continuously converting greenhouse gas into valuable nanomaterials while releasing oxygen
The C2CNT process is an advanced electrochemical process that turns carbon dioxide into valuable Carbon NanoTubes and related Carbon Nanomaterials (CNTs & CNMs). C2CNT stands out because it solves 2 problems at once: cutting greenhouse gases and producing ultra-high-performance materials.
Economically attractive: CNTs/CNMs are far more valuable than the cost of capturing CO₂, meaning the process can pay for itself and even generate substantial profit.
C2CNT turns pollution into profit and supports climate-mitigating industries.
The C2CNT process is an advanced electrochemical process that turns carbon dioxide into valuable Carbon NanoTubes and related Carbon Nanomaterials (CNTs & CNMs).
At its core, the process electrolyzes CO₂ dissolved in a molten carbonate electrolyte at high temperature. The carbon from CO₂ is deposited as solid carbon nanotubes at the cathode, while oxygen is released at the anode. The result is a continuous, scalable conversion of a greenhouse gas into one of the most commercially valuable nanomaterials known to science.
C2CNT turns pollution into profit and supports climate-mitigating industries.