We use internal combustion engines, an off-the-shelf, mass produced piece of hardware to achieve orders of magnitude cost reduction compared to conventional process equipment. Our platform is small enough to be installed on-site, while remaining portable, helping eliminate costly transportation infrastructure.
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Our Technology
Committed to a zero-carbon future in which stranded resources are no longer wasted.
We’re working to enable an era of on-demand and distributed production of chemicals. One that efficiently and effectively harnesses every component of industrial processes to provide communities with necessary raw materials, without the need for massive refineries and chemical plants.
THE COST OF TWO TRUCK ENGINES THAT CAN CONVERT WASTED ENERGY RESOURCES INTO
LIQUID CHEMICALS
$30,000
10X
COST IMPROVEMENT
COMPARED TO A
CONVENTIONAL CHEMICAL PLANT
>90%
EMISSIONS REDUCTION OF GREENHOUSE GASES
40'
CONTAINER
BIOMASS
COMPATIBLE
THE SIZE OF AN EMVOLON PORTABLE
CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
PLATFORM
THE EMVOLON PLATFORM CAN ALSO
TURN WASTE BIOMASS TO RENEWABLE
POWER AND CHEMICALS
How it Works
We convert standard diesel engines from cars and trucks into small compressors and chemical reactors by placing a catalyst in-cylinder.
Our Founders
Emmanuel holds a PhD from MIT in Mechanical Engineering. He previously led research, development, and commercialization efforts for energy technologies at Chevron and ConocoPhilips, where he saw the problems and challenges with zero-carbon chemical production first hand.
LESLIE BROMBERG
Emvolon was born from Leslie Bromberg’s work at MIT. Bromberg holds a PhD in Nuclear Engineering from MIT and has held various lead research roles in academia and the private sector for 40 years. A serial inventor, he also holds over 90 patents, many of which he has successfully commercialized.
EMMANUEL KASSERIS, CEO
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Careers
We are growing our team! If you are an engineer with a passion for solving tough problems, please contact us.