Methanation
Convert carbon dioxide and hydrogen into synthetic methane for distributed fuel production and gas-grid applications.
PromX is building ultra-low-cost autonomous plasma micro-refineries that turn wasted electricity and carbon-rich streams into saleable fuels and materials at the source. The long-term goal: make clean synthetic fuels cheaper than fossil fuels.
Usable electricity and carbon-rich gases are routinely flared, curtailed, or stranded because centralized infrastructure cannot economically reach them. PromX starts by monetizing that waste.
PX-1 is an autonomous plasma micro-refinery for landfills, biogas and industrial sites that converts wasted electricity and carbon-rich streams into saleable fuels and materials on-site.
Landfills, biogas and industrial sites already lose value when energy is stranded, flared or under-monetized.
Plasma-assisted modular pathways convert local carbon and energy streams into saleable fuels, hydrogen, carbon products and hydrocarbon feedstocks.
PX-1 is designed for distributed, customer-funded deployment, with a target hardware cost below $20K per module.
PX-1 combines plasma-catalysis, controls, sensing and software in a modular architecture. Different pathway modules target different products while sharing the same distributed platform, controls and operating logic.
Convert carbon dioxide and hydrogen into synthetic methane for distributed fuel production and gas-grid applications.
Split methane into hydrogen and solid carbon, creating two valuable products from a carbon-rich feedstock.
Develop plasma-assisted coupling and upgrading pathways from methane toward higher-value hydrocarbons and chemical intermediates.
Start where wasted energy already has clear economic value and existing infrastructure: landfills and biogas.
Expand into carbon-rich industrial streams and under-monetized energy resources.
Use low-cost or otherwise-wasted electricity to manufacture storable energy molecules when power is abundant.
Long-term: combine abundant clean energy, water and carbon to make fuels wherever they are needed.
We intend to collapse today’s fragmented, capital-intensive synthetic-fuel chain into low-cost distributed production. The end state is simple: clean synthetic fuels that are cheaper, more resilient and more widely producible than fossil fuels.