Climate tech’s newest unicorn makes chemicals from sugar, not fossil fuels
December 10, 2021In the media
Solugen, a startup cofounded by Sean Hunt PhD ’16, M. Eng ’13, is using corn syrup to make chemicals without chemicals. The startup could potentially begin to remove a billion tons of carbon dioxide per year if milestones are met.
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