About us
Using a conversion process known as “power-to-gas”, Electrochaea has developed a commercially viable and disruptive solution for utility-scale energy storage, grid balancing, and carbon reuse.
What if renewable power could be harnessed
and stored as chemical energy for later use?
Market
Our mission is to solve one of the most pressing challenges facing energy systems of the future: the integration of fluctuating renewables into the electricity grid.
About us
Using a conversion process known as “power-to-gas”, Electrochaea has developed a commercially viable and disruptive solution for utility-scale energy storage, grid balancing, and carbon reuse.
Market
Our mission is to solve one of the most pressing challenges facing energy systems of the future: the integration of fluctuating renewables into the electricity grid.
About us
Using a conversion process known as “power-to-gas”, Electrochaea has developed a commercially viable and disruptive solution for utility-scale energy storage, grid balancing, and carbon reuse.
Market
Our mission is to solve one of the most pressing challenges facing energy systems of th
e future:
the integration of fluctuating renewables into the electricity grid.
Technology
We employ a patented biocatalyst to convert low-cost and stranded electricity and carbon dioxide into pipeline-grade renewable gas.
Team
We are a dynamic, international team of engineers, scientists and developers with headquarters in Munich, Germany, and a demonstration facility in Denmark
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Technology
We employ a patented biocatalyst to convert low-cost and stranded electricity and carbon dioxide into pipeline-grade renewable gas.
Team
We are a dynamic, international team of engineers, scientists and developers with headquarters in Munich, Germany, and a demonstration facility in Denmark.
Technology
We employ a patented biocatalyst to convert low-cost and stranded electricity and carbon dioxide into pipeline-grade renewable gas.
Team
We are a dynamic, international team of engineers, scientists and developers with headquarters in Munich, Germany, and a demonstration facility in Denmark.
