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LanzaJet

https://www.lanzajet.com/
Last activity: 22.04.2024
Categories: IndustryOrganicProviderTechnologyWasteAgriTechCommerceDieselEconomyEnergyTech
LanzaJet is a leading sustainable fuels technology company dedicated to accelerating the energy transition by embracing the circular economy. We are making safe, sustainable fuels from waste and low carbon sources a reality today. We are both an established Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) technology provider, and a sustainable fuels producer. Our patented technology, combined with our extensive know-how and deeply experienced team, makes sustainable fuels a reality today. Through the use of our patented LanzaJetTM Alcohol-to-Jet (AtJ) technology, we are able to create SAF and renewable diesel from waste-based and sustainable ethanol sources. These sources include ethanol created from feedstocks such as low-carbon sugarcane, energy crops, forest residuals, agricultural wastes, and organic waste, just to name a few. There are even existing commercial pathways through our founder, LanzaTech, that can utilize industrial waste gases to create ethanol. With such a widely available starting point, feedstock is readily available and accessible around the world. In this way, we are creating a global, fully circular, carbon recycling economy to enable the decarbonization of the aviation and transportation industries. LanzaJet was formed through the contributions of our investors which include LanzaTech, Suncor Energy Inc., Mitsui & Co., Ltd., and British Airways and participation from ANA. The backing from these organizations is significantly accelerating LanzaJet’s commercial deployment, and is demonstrating a joint commitment to creating a resilient, lower carbon future. LanzaJet was formally spun off from LanzaTech in 2020 under the leadership of CEO Jimmy Samartzis, but the story of our company began in 2010. The technology was first developed and extensively tested by LanzaTech and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), a US Department of Energy National Laboratory. Visit www.lanzajet.com to learn how our technology can support your emissions reduction goals.
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Location: United States, Illinois, Chicago
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $230M
Founded date: 2020

Investors 1

Funding Rounds 4

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
22.04.2024-$100M-
29.02.2024-$30M-
06.12.2022Grant$50M-
10.02.2022-$50M-

Mentions in press and media 11

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22.04.2024Exclusive: LanzaJet raising $100M for ethanol jet fuelfigcaption>span]:font-sans"> LanzaJet is raising roughly $100 million as it completes a p...axios.com/...
18.03.2024India can become a global leader in producing sustainable av...AVIATION & AIRPORTS India can become a global leader in producing sustainable aviation fuel 18 M...constructi...
29.02.2024Southwest Airlines Fuels Growth of LanzaJetSouthwest Airlines invests $30 million in LanzaJet to accelerate sustainable aviation fuel productio...parsers.vc...
29.02.2024LANZAJET ANNOUNCES $30 MILLION INVESTMENT FROM SOUTHWEST AIR...LanzaJet Plans to Support Southwest Airlines with U.S. SAF Production and with Development of Ethano...en.prnasia...
28.02.2024Southwest Airlines invests $30 million in Chicago clean ener...-bizjournal...
11.05.2023Synthetic Biology Gets The Gucci Treatment.LanzaTechforbes.com...
21.10.2022A Bill Gates fund invested $50 million in a startup that's b...Bill Gates founded Breakthrough Energy in 2015 to boost innovation in clean energy. Kevin Dietsch / ...businessin...
08.02.2021LanzaJet inks deal with British Airways for 7500 tons of fue...LanzaJet, the renewable jet fuel startup spun out from the longtime renewable and synthetic fuel man...techcrunch...
-Microsoft and Shell are betting on a company making greener ...Chicago-based start-up LanzaJet is scaling one potential solution for the airline industry: jet fuel...cnbc.com/2...
-Southwest Airlines is investing in a sustainable aviation fu...Southwest Airlines announced this week that it’s investing in SAFFiRE Renewables as part of a Depart...electrek.c...
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