Carbon to Stone, Inc
Category: Cleantech
Campus: Ithaca
Incubator: Praxis Center for Venture Development
Carbon mineralization is a natural process. Carbon to Stone perfected a reactive crystallization process that matches the scale and speed of climate crisis demands.
Location: Ithaca, NY
Foundation Cornell Technology Licensed: 2023
CycloPure, Inc.
Category: Cleantech
Campus: Ithaca
Incubator:
CycloPure is engaged in the design, development, and commercialization of a new class of highly adsorbent materials for use in the separation and removal of pollutants, VOCs, and other organic compounds from water and air. The technology was partly developed by the Helbling Research Group at The School of Civil and Environmental Engineering. CycloPure has raised $8.81M in funding to date.
Location: Encinitas, CA
Foundation Cornell Technology Licensed: 2016
Dimensional Energy, Inc.
Category: Cleantech
Campus: Ithaca
Incubator: Center for Life Science Ventures
Through effective utilization of light energy, Dimensional Energy’s HI-Light Reactor makes it possible to lower the pressures and temperatures necessary for energy-intensive chemical reactions to occur. This makes it possible to convert molecules such as carbon dioxide into feedstocks for downstream chemical and fuel processes. Dimensional Energy’s creative business model and artificial photosynthesis process aim to actively address the problem of climate change by providing profitable pathways to utilize renewable energy in carbon-intensive industries. The company has raised $1.2M in venture capital to date.
Location: Ithaca, NY
Foundation Cornell Technology Licensed: 2018
REEgen Inc.
Category: Cleantech
Campus: Ithaca
Incubator: Praxis Center for Venture Development
REEgen is reimagining the global rare earth supply by replacing the most harmful production steps with clean microbial processes, securing these critical elements for a future of unbounded, widespread renewable energy. Other applications include screens of smartphones, computers, flat-panel televisions, the motors of computer drives, batteries of hybrid and electric cars, and new generation light bulbs.
Location: Ithaca, NY
Foundation Cornell Technology Licensed: 2022
