LanzaTech works with energy-intensive industries to capture waste carbon, which would otherwise be destined for the atmosphere or landfills, and transforms that carbon into new high value raw materials.
Our process works like a brewery, only instead of yeast consuming sugar to make alcohol, our proprietary microbes consume carbon emissions and make ethanol and other building blocks, which can be turned into fuels and everyday consumer goods. This process allows LanzaTech and our partners to create value from waste.
500,000
Metric Tons Annual CO2 Abatement Capacity
300,000
Metric Tons Annual Ethanol Production Capacity
Commercial Facilities
Startup Year
2018
Annual Ethanol Production Volume
46,000 Metric Tons
Annual CO2 Abatement Volume
˜90,000 Metric Tons
Carbon Source
Steel Mill Emissions
Startup Year
2021
Annual Ethanol Production Volume
46,000 Metric Tons
Annual CO2 Abatement Volume
˜90,000 Metric Tons
Carbon Source
Ferroalloy Mill Emissions
Startup Year
2022
Annual Ethanol Production Volume
60,000 Metric Tons
Annual CO2 Abatement Volume
˜120,000 Metric Tons
Carbon Source
Ferroalloy Mill Emissions
Startup Year
2023
Annual Ethanol Production Volume
60,000 Metric Tons
Annual CO2 Abatement Volume
˜120,000 Metric Tons
Carbon Source
Ferroalloy Mill Emmissions
Startup Year
2023
Annual Ethanol Production Volume
35,500 Metric Tons
Annual CO2 Abatement Volume
˜60,000 Metric Tons
Carbon Source
Refinery Off-Gas
Startup Year
2023
Annual Ethanol Production Volume
64,000 Metric Tons
Annual CO2 Abatement Volume
˜125,000 Metric Tons
Carbon Source
Steel Mill Emissions
As part of our project development process, LanzaTech provides mobile gas testing services. The LanzaTech Gas Testing Station (GTS) evaluates the compatibility of the gas streams from various industrial processes with our gas fermentation process.
Please contact us if you’re interested in testing your gas stream.
Commercial Projects
Porsgrunn
LanzaTech is developing a first-of-a-kind integrated Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Sequestration (CCUS) facility in Porsgrunn, Norway.
The project represents an important step toward creating a circular carbon economy while bringing new green jobs to the Porsgrunn community.
Key Features
First commercial carbon recycling facility of its kind in Norway
Will produce 24 kilotons of sustainable ethanol annually
Partnership with Eramet Norway, using furnace gas from their manganese alloys smelter
Potential future integration of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology