Carbon-negative alcohols and fuels. AIRMADE™ is patented process that imitates photosynthesis. It uses renewable energy to convert excessive carbon dioxide into carbon-negative alcohols and fuels with only oxygen as a by product. Carbon dioxide is captured from industrial plants before they are emitted into the atmospher and is cooled, pressurized, and liquified. Hydrogen is produced with renewable energy through on-site electrolysis; an electrolyzer splits water into hydrogen, yielding oxygen gas a byproduct that is simply released into the air. A Carbon Converision Reactor uses a catalyst, the captured carbon dioxide, and hydrogen to produce a reactor liquid composed of alcohols, alkanes, and water. The components of these liquids are separated through distillation.
EPA Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge: 2023 Specific Environmental Benefit—Climate Change
