Carbon to Value
Year 1 Cohort

In 2021, we launched the Carbon to Value accelerator program, the worlds first and only accelerator dedicated to carbontech. We received over 130 applications from 26 countries, leading to a competitive deliberation and down-selection process. 


We welcomed 10 startups to the Year 1 Cohort, each representing a wide variety of carbontech innovations. Throughout, and after, the six-month program, these startups have seen numerous wins with over 70 connections made between companies and CLC members, and cumulatively raising $340M. More information on these members can be found in our C2V Year 1 Cohort Book.

Meet the Year 1 Cohort members:

 
 

New York City, USA

Air Company transforms CO₂ into high-purity alcohols that can be used in spirits, sanitizers, and a variety of consumer industries.

 
 
 

Reykjavík, Iceland

Carbfix provides a natural and permanent carbon storage solution by turning CO₂ into stone underground.

 
 
 

San Antonio, USA

Carbonfree has commercial technologies that capture and convert industrial CO₂ emissions into minerals for sale or storage.

 
 
 

New York City, USA

CarbonQuest provides decarbonization technologies and solutions for buildings with a focus on modular carbon capture.

 
 
 

Houston, USA

Cemvita Factory engineers microorganisms to use CO₂ as feedstock for biomanufacturing of intermediate chemicals such as ethylene.

 
 
 

Toronto, Canada

CERT converts CO₂ to chemicals such as ethylene via electrolysis.

 
 
 

Berlin, Germany

Made of Air creates drop-in ready, durable thermoplastics using carbon captured by biomass.

 
 
 

Oakland, USA

Mars Materials develops a new pathway for carbon fiber production using CO₂ as a raw material.

 
 
 

San Francisco, USA

Patch is a platform for negative emissions.

 
 
 

Dartmouth, Canada

Planetary Hydrogen combines hydrogen production with CO₂ sequestration via ocean air capture.

 
 

Our C2V Year 1 Cohort Book is now available.

“The amount of quality organizations and connections made is well worth the time spent participating in the program. Those connections and collaborations have been an important contributor to the learnings and growth of Patch.”

Patch, Year 1 Cohort Startup

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