Shareholder Letter: August 2024
I hope this note finds you well. This update comes as I reflect on all LanzaTech has accomplished in the first half of theyear. I want to take a little time to highlight two of the growth areas I am particularlyexcited about, given the significant progress we continue to make and the increasingdemand pull we’re […]
CarbonSmart Podcast: Introducing CirculAir with Jennifer Holmgren and Jimmy Samartzis
Aviation uses 100 billion gallons of fossil-based jet fuel each year, amounting to 3% of overall transportation emissions. In a warming world, that quickly adds up, but humans are not going to stop using this critical enabler of connection and commerce across the world. To meet our needs and reduce the environmental impact of flying, […]
In the Loop with Craghoppers’ Joanne Black
At LanzaTech, we’re working to advance our vision of a circular carbon economy by recycling carbon with biology. But we can’t transform our global supply chains alone. We work closely with both carbon generators and carbon users to help reduce their carbon footprints and make their industries more sustainable. Our visionary partners’ commitment to reimagining […]
Meet the Executives at LanzaTech: Introducing Our New President, Aura Cuellar
We are thrilled to introduce Meet the Executives, a new series on our Re:Carbon blog, starting with Aura Cuellar, who was recently promoted to President. Aura, who has been with us since 2023 and has played a transformative role in shaping strategic commercial projects, now oversees the unified divisions of LanzaTech Commercial, Strategic Projects, and […]
ICYMI: LanzaTech and Technip selected for $200M U.S. Department of Energy Award to Commercialize Sustainable Ethylene
LanzaTech and our partner Technip Energies have been selected to receive up to a $200 million award to support our Project SECURE, which will capture CO2 emissions from traditional ethylene crackers and transform them into sustainable ethylene.
Meet The Microbes Powering A Circular Carbon Economy
Solving climate change is a massive problem that requires us all to think big, but sometimes thinking big means we need to focus on something small.
What Is Ethanol and Why Does It Matter for Climate Progress?
Much of our global economy relies on ethanol, as evidenced by the 28 billion gallons produced worldwide in 2022. Despite its importance, most people don’t understand what it is, why we need it or where it comes from. At the same time, the economy is shifting toward relying on ethanol even more as part of the transition […]
Humanity’s Love-Hate Relationship with Carbon
The term “decarbonization” has been around since the 1800s, but in the last two decades, it has become a rallying cry for scientists and activists seeking ways to slow climate change. Efforts to decarbonize the economy focus on limiting or ending the production of fossil fuels like oil, natural gas and coal, which generate 37 billion tonnes of […]
